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How can I create a sticky navbar with the vertical bar on the right and a bullet point (the circle):

http://retail.cegid.com/fr/avril-2020-votre-newsletter-clients/

My HTML :

I started to see that in some commits of my colleges, the files they changed a few lines are "marked" as if they modified them completely. We are losing the possibility to use Git Blame on these files to see "who changed which line"

I can't figure it what they are doing "wrong" to override the file and to make Git lose the capability of Blame, could it be related to rebasing? or rebase -i and squashing?, is it a bug related to a Git version?, they use Linux and I use Windows I created a secondary account on our git repository (Assembla) and tried to reproduce this but I couldn't

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After

I wanna migrate a project from Assembla to Github with all its tickets and sources.

Sources

The sources are not the problem because I can push it easily to the new environment.

Tickets

My problem is the linking between commits that includes an issue number (e.g. #123 Increased build number) to the related issue / ticket.

Github counts everything in its ID (tickets, pull requests, etc). That means that it seems to be highly unlikely that my Assembla ticket #123 will be my Github issue #123 and therefore the connection between he commit and the ticket will break.

I tried to export all my tickets from Assembla but label Backup successfully scheduled. stays for hours now.

Question

Please correct me if this assumption is false. My question at all is, if someone could provide an idea how to solve the problem. It seems to be that there is no official importer to Github or exporter from Assembla.

I can use git fine from command line, I can use fine git from NetBeans IDE, and I can use git fine from IntelliJ IDEA.

But I cannot use git in any instance of Eclipse (either pure Eclipse for Java IDE, or IBM Rational Application Developer which based on Eclipse). SSH keys configured same as for other IDEs and are valid.

I suspect problem at some OS level, maybe Eclipse stores some global settings somewhere and all instance reuse them. Tried to delete %USERPROFILE%/.eclipse -- did not help.

The error in .log is like that (again, keys are valid and properly configured in SSH2 Preferences dialog in Eclipse):

I am using Jenkins slave in my jobs, the slaves are amazon spot instances so I am using shared folder (EFS) in order to mount shared folders such .m2/.npm and the workspace.

when the job starts and tries to pull from remote git repository the build hangs while cloning.

When I am not using the efs and clone on the spot instance itself everything works as expected, creating other files manually or through Jenkins on the efs also works fine. permissions for the shared folder is the same as the user Jenkins uses.

Any suggestion what can cause this behavior?

This is the build log:

I'm building a responsive website and I want the behavior in this picture:

as you see the line is centered and more specifically it's under the letters out of the about word I tried to have this by adding the display:block and the margin:auto to center the line, it worked but it didn't achieve what I'm aiming to (I want the line to be under the 'out' letters), I have tried to position the line with adding a margin-left it worked too but it's not responive. any solutions?

here is my code:

HTML

I'm building a responsive website and I want the behavior in this picture:

The bottom edge of the icon (the baseline) is aligned with the bottom edge of the title but I wasn't able to do that in a responsive way. Here is what I've tried:

• add the position: relative to the parent and the position: absolute to the icon and changed the location with left and right and bottom. That worked but it isn't responsive (the position of the icon changes on different screen sizes).

• add vertical align: text-bottom to both of them (the icon and the title) but that doesn't work either

• add display: block to the icon and left: 0 and right: 0 to center the icon. That worked and I added a padding right in order to position the icon in front of the title. It works when I toggle the device toolbar:

When I decrease the viewport width:

When I toggle to the device toolbar:

The problem is, as seen above, the icon and the title are not aligned to the baseline. I tried to add display: inline-block to have the powers of the padding-bottom and the margin-bottom but that also didn't work. I hope you can help me.

Here is my code in a snippet:

I'm building a responsive website but i'm struggling with the dots of the slideshow as you see in the picture below which is when I toggle to the device toolbar they change their place i have tried everything that comes in my mind from the relative units to the absolute ones but nothing worked please I need help with that, i searched around in google and so on but i didn't find anything helpful.

when I toggle to the device toolbar:

as you notice the position of the dots changes i don't want this behaviour.

this is my code:

HTML:

I'm running an ASUS C300 Chromebook (71.0.3578.127 (Official Build) (64-bit)) and I want to set it up like my Windows 7 Development PC. On Win 7 I use TortoiseSVN to connect to my SVN hosted on Assembla and I can update & commit from there.

Is it possible to do the same on Chromebook? Also, is it possible to do it with free / open source software?

I have seen some options around installing Ubuntu and setting things up this way - this is not an option for me.

[Edit] I have also seen ShiftEdit as an option but this is a paid app so not ideal, however, I did try the trial version of ShiftEdit and I was unable to find a way to connect to Assembla, it seemed that it only had Git integration.

It seems, so far, there is no software that runs on Chrome OS that functions like TortoiseSVN - hopefully someone may know of something?