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I'm using navigation component for Single Activity architecture. I'm trying to change language of my app in runtime, I'm using this article to do so.

So I've the following files:

RuntimeLocaleChanger

I try to animate an element in JavaScript. My goal is to move the element from its current position to the cursor. I can't figure out why the element is not moving as expected. The X-translation is OK, but the Y-translation is in the wrong direction.

After creating a Shopware6 Entity with translations, exactly following the official tutorial, I get an Unknown column "_id" error; the tablename seems to be interpreted as part of the column name.

I have a functional react component and I want to change a property value inside the component in an enzyme unit test (in my case the ready attribute). The unit test should use shallow to avoid rendering any children components.

Here is the simplified component code:

I want to access the current element where the pipe is being used in. Is it possible in Angular?

Pipe is used as follows e.g.

Here is an example of the actual pipe

Given the following models in EF Core 2.2:

I want to move through a list of sentences sequentally.

These sentences are defined in HTML div containers with the class parallelSentence.

First I grab all the sentences in a list with parallelSentences = $( '.parallelSentence' );

Then choose a sentence from that list specifying its index on the list, with textContainer = parallelSentences.find( '.source-sentence' ).get( 1 ); for item at position 1.

Finally move to that sentence container:

I created a button that when clicked, copies some text and shows me a tooltip, acknowledging that the text was copied. I want to make the tooltip fade away after 2 seconds.

I tried to use a timeOut() method to fade away the tooltip, but it doesn't work. I'm using the tooltip from BootstrapVue. How can I solve this?

Let be a division containing a second division. The first one does not have a remarkable CSS rule; the second one is defined by its width and height. Both are coloured.

A Y-translation of several pixels is applied to the child division as follows:

https://codepen.io/anon/pen/KbjLMw