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I am trying to make a program to help me create dnd characters faster without having to look up which stats are needed for the class, but the problem I am having is that the variables won't transfer from one to another and the if statements dont work to run when it is a certain class. Any help or tips would be much appreciated.

First of all: a mayor thanks to anyone who answers to these type of questions. You have an immense influence to newbie coders who try to make their first solo projects. Much love!

To the point now, I've tried to make my tiny project's Bootstrap layout to behave the way I want for days now, and am admitting defeat. It's a timetable generator for a magic school, and the timetable appears if you click on a year and a subject. It appears on the right side (via JS), but on mobile width it moves underneath instead of staying on the right side.

Both columns are in a container and I've set each of their classes col-xs-6 col-sm-6 col-md-6, which by my logic should invade half of the container regardless of device width, but the right side still behaves as if it needs all 12 slots on mobile and moves underneath.

Issue illustrated with a picture:

How can I modify the Bootstrap column/row behaviour so that regardless of device width, the left buttons and right side with timetable would remain next to each other?

Here is my codepen: and snippet below:

I created 2 Bootstrap group buttons since for my project's purpose, big buttons work better than a usual radio form. However, for some reason the :checked or :focus effect is not triggering here.

Adding btn-secondary:focus{background-color:#8D69AD;} made no difference as was recommended in all other similar issues. Perhaps the issue is that I have input type="radio" and button class is actually in the label?

Codepen here: https://codepen.io/anzuj/pen/GazoJm?editors=1111

extracted HTML for the 2 button groups here too:

Beginner newbie shyly asking for help after weeping over this with my coffee mug and Red Bull for 3-4 hours. I googled, tried different approaches from similar StackOverflow posts, but unfortunately with no luck. I hope some seasoned web developers can perhaps take a look and see what I did wrong or obviously missed. It's meant to be a helpful tool for our LARP group (magic school nerds).

What I'd like to achieve: User's combination of 2 choices(study year/path) displays the timetable as a HTML element below the form. Ideally without a submit button.

Here's the Codepen: https://codepen.io/anzuj/pen/QRYwrY?editors=1111

For ease of debugging, only "junior" year options are included, so choosing "junior" year and "artificer" path should generate text "Junior artificer timetable!" within .

The code seems to be faulty and not generating the appropriate message for the junior year choices. Any help would be highly appreciated, as a newbie it sure has been discouraging to fall into trouble with such a seemingly simple problem..

I'm new to java, and certainly new to jsoup. In this preliminary step of my program, I'm trying to get a web based XML file into an object I can start using to output my content. (It is a huge XML file, and I want to eventually be able to add filters)

Here is some sample XML.