signpost | A light-weight client-side OAuth library for Java

How to make side beveled background using linear gradient?

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I tried Bootstrap first. It was supposed to be so easy for beginners, but I couldn't get it to work in WordPress for some reason.

Next I considered FlexBox, but after some research, it seemed there was an even easier solution called "column-count". According to this CSS Tricks post, "You can declare columns on any block level (sic.) element. Columns can be applied to a single element or applied to multiple elements by targeting their parent.":

https://css-tricks.com/guide-responsive-friendly-css-columns/

So, on my WordPress webpage, since semantically I have a list, I created a list of of outer div containers with internal elements. Here is the page in question:

https://erichepperle.com/freedom/

Here is a screenshot of the section of my website that is not acting properly.

And here is the applicable CSS code:

I have a number of tabs created with CSS that contains a ul within a div. I want to use jQuery to fadeOut() each li when clicked on and also keep track of how many lis have been clicked on. This is the code I have so far, it is currently fading out every single li when one is clicked on.

I'm new in programming so please be patient with me, I'm trying to convert this JSON to be displayed like this design, I have done JSON decode but for sample JSON so I understand how it works but for complex one I'm confused so I really appreciate if any one help

JSON Code:

Hello I'm trying to make a email confirmation api for my spring app user needs to type his/her name, notes, company/job, email. After receiving this object I want to send a confirmation link to email.

This is the HTML code:

I am trying to run UI tests for my cocoa macOS application. However when running the following test that checks the launch performance of my application, the tests fails every time:

I wanted to parse UI Test logs to extract the average duration of individual tests which are signified by OS Signpost Duration. I have been able to extract lines that contain OS Signpost Duration from multiple log files.

I'm looking for a definitive answer for k8s' response to a job being updated - specifically, if I update the container spec (image / args).

If the containers are starting up, will it stop & restart them?

If the job's pod is all running, will it stop & restart?

If it's Completed, will it run it again with the new setup?

If it failed, will it run it again with the new setup?

I've not been able to find documentation on this point, but if there is some I'd be very happy to get some signposting.

I would like to know the exact time it takes to go from one screen to another. For example how long it takes to login and access the next screen. I tried using the Xcode time profiler but it doesn't log everything. I even enabled the "High frequency" option but still I think that something is missing. What I've come to understand is that you have to use signposts in order to achieve accuracy. Which works but you have to set your iOS version to 12 and also change the code to add os_signpost. Is there another way to achieve this without changing the iOS version? or the code?

Do you have any suggestions of another Xcode profiler tool or another tool in general that can give me this output?

I thought that the time profiler would give me the begin and end time of each method something similar to the Android Studio profiler. Am I missing something?