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I am a beginner in Python and with the help of kind Stackoverflow developers, I managed to build the below.

It is a random meeting host selector. You basically select a forum and select a type of engineer and it will randomly select an engineer to host a meeting.

Problem: I need help with the email portion. How do you send the email when the person's name is selected? It needs to be able to update the toaddr with the email from the dropdown list. The email body must also say "Hi [name], You are the host for the next [Select Forum] whereas currently, it says "Hi .!label3, You are the meeting chair for the next None"

I have an image where when you hover over it, an overlay appears, but because I've also added texts as well, the overlay doesn't appear when I hover over the texts too.

The issue is: I want the text to also display the overlay not only the image. If you click the image and the texts, it should redirect you to another url.

I thought about making the text into a separate css and call out another overlay but that'll make the image appear even darker, and quite possibly unnecessary extra overlays and text overlaps.

HTML

I'm practicing using BeautifulSoup in python, trying to parse information from this website:

https://www.vogue.com/fashion/street-style

how would you print images from the website? for example I tried to parse the logo which exists here in the HTML:

I am developing an application using C# in .NET Framework 4.7.2. Originally I had some data that I thought would be useful to use .ini files for configuration purposes. I learned rather quickly that .ini files are out of vogue in .NET and that it would be prudent to use configuration files. That is, .settings files.

For some context for my application, these configuration data would refer to PLC program tag names that could be added/removed rather easily by a programmer without needing to expose the C# application (ie. If we wanted to add a tag to be read by our application, we can easily add it to the configuration file and the string value would be parsed by our Tag-Reading Extension).

What I have done is create a number of .settings files to allow for an easier way for me to organize the scope of certain blocks of tags. It may not be the most efficient way to do this but it works for me at the moment to do proof of concept. I may change this later but right now I'd like to keep it as is.

My question relates to how these .settings files work and if they are configurable themselves.

In the picture above, I see four headers. I've been calling them properties: "Name", "Type", "Scope", and "Value". I am able to refer to any of these properties using the SettingsProperty class (I think is this the correct classification for this object). In a few very specific cases I need to supply an additional property to a tag to give it special attention. Is this something possible in C# visual studio 2019 and if so, could someone please point me in the right direction to achieve this? I thought about perhaps using a List of Strings instead but would prefer from a usability standpoint to not do it this way if there is a way around that I simply haven't found yet. I haven't been successful in searching for how/if this is done or if this is even an appropriate way to solve this problem.

In short, in addition to "Name", "Type", "Scope" and "Value", I would like to add "TagType" (of type string) which I can set and get as needed from within my .settings files.

Thank you very much for any insight that can be offered!

EDIT: Typos

I am using Firebase to shorten link from affiliates.

I need to whitelist URLs with specific keyword. That keyword would be my account ID.

For example, all deep links will contain the keyword "ABCDEFGZ".

https://www.macys.com/shop/product/fantasy-flight-games-star-wars-x-wing-miniatures-game-kihraxz-fighter-expansion-pack?ID=10379715&PartnerID=LINKSHARE&cm_mmc=LINKSHARE--47--39-_-MP4739&ranMID=3184&ranEAID=Xqv79DCBYJo&ranSiteID=ABCDEFGZ-zhNFRS_B3yd3S8B_WT1_dQ&LinkshareID=Xqv79DCBYJo-zhNFRS_B3yd3S8B_WT1_dQ&m_sc=aff&PartnerID=LINKSHARE

What would be the Regex URL pattern?

Here is a real link from affiliate:

https://click.linksynergy.com/link?id=Xqv79DCBYJo&offerid=115554.71711&type=2&murl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.lego.com%2Fen-us%2Fproduct%2Fjays-cyber-dragon-71711

My affiliate ID is Xqv79DCBYJo.

The Regex URL I put is:

So far, this is the HTML login form that I've created and am attempting to add a validation form via javascript but there seems to be no actionable change with or without the javascript. I wanted to turn it into a standard 'working' login form.

I'm using Woocommerce 3.5.4 and Vogue theme for my online shop site. I'm trying to change it's home page template, but can't find any solution. I have to remove all vogue and Woocommerce styles from page head, replace its body or site-container content with custom one. Any way is suitable. I have already tried adding storefront hooks, exit() function using, finding and replacing php template files and removing theme supports, but nothing has helped.

I need to have the word "Located:" in bold but can't figure out where to put the tags so they don't either print or break the code.

Read other threads here, put the bold tags around Located: but they just print. Tried moving the tags but it breaks the code.

Vogue (@voguemagazine) • Instagram photos and videos

Fashionista (@fashionista_com) • Instagram photos and videos

The Business of Fashion (@bof) • Instagram photos and videos I parsed the string inside the </code> tag in the Instagram's page.</p>

I need to parse the screen name which is all strings before (@....) in the string above.