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QUESTION
I have a bunch of p
elements in a page of HTML
and using BeautifulSoup
to parse the HTML
page. The page is an index of an online book. What I need to do is create a nested JSON
structure where there is currently none, as some terms of the index are children of a single term.
So you can think of the index like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-07 at 23:27Your are close to your goal, just some little adjustment to do - While iterating check for tag.name
as well as its class and break if it is not a
with class containing index2
:
QUESTION
Currently i am building a storytelling website, where the client can iterate through several videos. However, there is also a page with chapters on the website. So when the client clicks on the next or previous button, the chapters should be lighten up on the chapter he currently is on.
At the moment i build a click counter, so the counter is counting up, when he clicked on next and counting down, when clicked on previous. I have 11 chapters, so 11 video's. I am checking the chapters by index. They are going from 0 to 11. When the client hits the next button, he's going to the next video and the click counter goes up with one.
At the moment i have trouble to connect this click counter to the current index of the chapter. So if the click counter goes to two for instance, the background of only chapter 2 (index 2) should be lighten up.
At the moment i have this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-07 at 10:49To do what you require you can use the eq()
method to directly select the element in the collection without a loop:
QUESTION
My image and videos are blurred whenever they are hovered over. Now, I also want them to both blur and display text whenever I hover over. I have tried to use hover for both but only the blur part is applicable so far. I also want the text to be able to resize accordingly with the video box so that when scaling down, it will resize accordingly. Thank you very much !
Code so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-20 at 04:06Wrap the image and the "appear on hover" description in a div with the same dimensions of the image. Then, with some CSS, order the description to appear while hovering that div.
QUESTION
I am trying to count all the words in each sentence in an array of multiple sentences automatically from a file in eclipse.
When I'm splitting the paragraph into sentences the java .split method is returning an empty array
Here is the code that is causing me trouble
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-08 at 14:05Replace paragraph.split(".")
by paragraph.split("\\.")
QUESTION
I am relatively new to extracting data from a JSON file to a HTML page. Please could someone help. When I try to extract data from the file shows.json, it shows up on my page when deployed as 'Undefined'.
Here is the code that I have used to extract the data from the JSON file and show it on a chosen page.
HTML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-09 at 11:27You can loop through the contents of the json using the .map()
function.
QUESTION
I am iterating trough array in php and I got result like: It's a an array with DOM elements within a DOM Crawler library.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-08 at 09:40Actually, array_filter() works for empty elements.
Even if the element values are blank, if the keys are there, the blank values will not be removed.
In the code:
$item
Has two keys
So, add explicit conditions to check for blank elements and please modify the code like:
QUESTION
Is it possible to print text in python like conversation?
I have a text file having story with conversation between multiple characters.
Text in other file:
Guru holds up two fingers.
Guru: Two men come down a chimney. One comes out with a clean face, the other comes out with a dirty face. Which one washes his face.
The young man stares at the Guru.
Young Man: Is that really a test in logic.
The Guru nods.
Young Man: The one with the dirty face washes his face - he answers confidently.
Guru: Wrong. The one with the clean face washes his face. Examine the logic. The one with the dirty face looks at the one with the clean face and thinks his face is clean. The one with the clean face looks at the one with the dirty face and thinks his face is dirty. So, the one with the clean face washes his face.
Young man: Very clever,. Give me another test.
The Guru again holds up two fingers.
Guru: Two men come down a chimney. One comes out with a clean face, the other comes out with a dirty face. Which one washes his face.
Young man: We have already established that. The one with the clean face washes his face.
My code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-21 at 13:29To get rid of the None
you have to remove the time.sleep(0.15)
that you have inside the print
It must look like this:
QUESTION
I'm making a website that is a wakling simulator. It's an exercice I decided to have to learn things in javascript and Jquery.
The idea is that you are always walking and you can set destinations to go and walk in. You can set as many destinations as you want, if so, they get in a queue and .position
is updated with the new destination as soon as you finish walking in the previous place (not immediately like it's the case for now).
Here is the storytelling :
- You are "Somewhere" which is a starting position
- As soon as you enter a value in the input (and press enter), it stores that value to make it the destination and generate a random number of steps for it. It then
.append()
so you can see it; and its shown for the number of steps of it (which isstepsDestination
) in.position
. - You are now walking to your destination for the number of steps it shows.
- as soon as you enter another destination in the input it add it to the "queue" so as soon as your first destination is reached, you'll start to walk in your second destination (the previous destination is removed from the queue)
- (also, you can add some other destinations to have as many as you want)
I managed to create the walking simulation but I don't know how I could have a real queue for the destinations that waits for each of them to be finished before showing them in .position
for their specific number of steps.
Thanks a lot for the precious help.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-24 at 20:37This should work. I set stepsDestination
to a lower value for testing purposes. If you have any question, or this didn't work (I haven't tested it so well), please let me know in the comments.
Also, this may not be the best solution as I did not integrate it with the rest of your code. I just looked at the issue and solved it (hopefully!) on its own, without taking into consideration, the rest of your code. I would also say that your way of spending elements to the DOM is far from good practice, and it also makes your code harder to read. I would suggest using the appendChild()
method, which you can read more about here: https://www.w3schools.com/jsref/met_node_appendchild.asp and here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Node/appendChild. Good luck!
QUESTION
i'm having trouble figuring out how to have each example have a modal with it's own content. currently, if i click EXAMPLE2, the content from EXAMPLE1 still pops up. i also am not sure why the icons or the modals don't work on here, but i'm hoping someone can at least give pointers based on the code here. i tried changing the IDs to be unique, but i don't think i'm doing it correctly? thank you in advance
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-18 at 20:45Initially your problem was duplicate IDs. However, after changing them the problem became having the same name for two different functions.
The simplest solution is to pass to the function the ID that you want to open:
For testing purposes, I removed all of your CSS because the popup wasn't aligning correctly.
The word OPEN in my example is your open icon. It works the same, just doesn't have the icon.
QUESTION
I'm currently learning Swift and I wanted to create a little App, that gets Data about an Book via ISBN from the Openlibrary API. Heres a Query that I use, to get Data: https://openlibrary.org/api/books?bibkeys=ISBN:9783791504650&format=json&jscmd=data
Now the returning JSON looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-27 at 11:17Use dictionary type [String: Isbn]
instead of object of type Books
:
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Download this repository as a ZIP file using the button above, and unzip it. If you are using git, clone this repository.
Select the map style you want to use (the default is Mapbox Streets, but you can find more here https://docs.mapbox.com/api/maps/#styles, or use one of your custom Studio styles).
Add a Mapbox access token. A good practice is to create a separate token per map to be able to track traffic to your different maps.
Choose whether or not to display a marker at the center of each map location. If you are displaying markers, you can set the color using the markerColor property. The default color is light blue.
Choose a theme for the story text. There are light and dark options.
Choose where your story should be aligned over the map. Options are center, left, right, and full.
Add as many chapters in your template as needed. You'll need a , between each section, but no comma at the end. Here is what a chapter looks like:
Fill out your sections as needed. Give each section a unique name in the section id property. This will become the HTML div id, so avoid spaces in the name. The title, description properties are optional. The description supports HTML tags. If you have an image that goes with that section of the story, add the path to the image in the image property.
For location, you can use the helper.html file to help you determine the map's position. This tool prints the location settings of the map on the screen in a format ready for copy/paste into the template. Optionally, you can change the style in this file to your custom style.
Repeat until you have the location entered for each of your sections.
Open index.html in a browser, and scroll. Voila!
id: A slug-style ID for the chapter. This is read by the JavaScript driving the app and is assigned as an HTML id for the div element containing the rest of the story. A best-practice format would be to use kebab case, like my-story-chapter-1.
alignment: This defines where the story text should appear over the map. Options are center, left, right, and full. When the browser window is less than 750 pixels wide, the story will be center aligned.
hidden: Sets the visibility of the chapter to hidden when true. The chapter will still trigger a map and layer transition.
title: The title of the section, displayed in an h3 element.
image: The path to an image to display in this section.
description: The main story content for the section. This should be aligned with what the reader is seeing on the map. In the vanilla version, this field will render as HTML. Images, links, and other items can be included as HTML.
location: Details about the map display and camera view. center: Center coordinates of the map, as longitude, latitude zoom: Zoom level of the map. pitch: Angle of the map view. 0 is straight down, and 60 is highly tilted. bearing: Degrees of rotation clockwise from North (0). Negative values represent counter-clockwise rotation.
mapAnimation: Defines the animation type for transitioning between locations. This property supports 'flyTo', 'easeTo', and 'jumpTo' animations. If not specified, defaults to flyTo. flyTo and easeTo options (curve, maxDuration, minZoom, screenSpeed, speed) can be included in the location array, for example:
rotateAnimation: Starts a slow rotation animation at the end of the map transition when set to true. The map will rotate 90 degrees over 24 seconds.
callback: Accepts the name of a JavaScript function and executes the function. Use this if you have custom code you want to run for a chapter, like turning a legend on or off, adding data from an API request, or displaying an interactive graph.
onChapterEnter: Layers to be displayed/hidden/muted when the section becomes active. Array of objects layer: Layer name as assigned in Mapbox Studio. opacity: The opacity to display the layer. 0 is fully transparent, 1 is fully opaque. duration: The length of the opacity transition, numeric, in milliseconds. Default is 300. This is an optional parameter and can be omitted.
onChapterExit: Same as onChapterEnter except it is triggered when the section becomes inactive. Array of objects
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