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Well to fix the Overflow you can wrap your widget in a SingleChildScrollView, anytime you paint more content than the available space on the screen you should use this or a ListView to be able to scroll.

As for the checkbox alongside each tile you were painting the checkbox before the ListView.builder that created each expandedValue so it was just created once for the listTile that contained the listivew and not for each item. Constructing the checkbox inside the listview.builder did the trick for that.

I also added a boolean property to the expandedValue class to be able to check each item individually (IDK if this is the behavior you were seeking).

You can try this

You're running into a namespace problem, and it's not clear to me whether IMPORTXML gives you a way to register namespaces. If not, a workaround is necessary:

//*[local-name() = "Contents"]/*[local-name() = "Layer"]/*[local-name() = "Identifier"]

The way I'd approach this is by applying display: flex; flex-direction: column on the individual cards, then wrapping all the content apart from the Quick View button in a container (it's already in a container a.woocommerce-loop-product__link), and give that container flex: 1 so it fills up the space of the card vertically.

I have solved it.

1.add com.google.android.gms:play-services-ads in android/app/build.gradle dependencies { ...

The main issue here is the clickListener. It's added on the VerticalLayout: addClickListener(event -> { So every time you are clicking on the entire layout your are changing the items of the radiobuttongroup.

You can do this:

radioGroup.addValueChangeListener(event -> {

It will work.

There are few things I noticed that is not working (or might not work):

• titel=="Freisetzungsgruppe" Always use equals for String in Java or Objects equals like Objects.equals(titel, "Freisetzungsgruppe")
• You can use List instead of generic List.
• You should also avoid non-ascii characters in your Java class Gefahrdungsbeurteilung instead of Gefährdungsbeurteilung.

In your case, the code looks really complicated because you are manipulating all the labels at the same place. You can split the code and only change the display label of the radiobuttongroup. For example with 1 radiobutton:

You can repeat the whole expression, and you can omit the capture groups to get a whole match:

It looks like Twisted has problems loading the fullchain.pem.

You'll need to manually load the chain as described here.

I'd simplify you logic. Instead of doing this with FormGroup of FormArrays (unless that is not requirement) the best here would be to create FilterComponent which accepts as input exemplary object type CheckboxFilter = { name: string, isChecked: boolean }. Probably you could add id if neccessary. Having that created add Output to your FilterComponent. Now you add to handlers for that BrandChanged and ColorChanged. Based on that you are able to store selected filters and apply them on your frames.

That even allows you to make it more reacive way. You could decalre BehaviourSubject for both Brand and Color and once there is event you could manipulate subject. Later just combainLatest of your frames that came from JSON file or API and apply do it like this: