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I see a couple things that could mess this up, one is the fact that there is nothing to make your image adjust to your mobile screen, more-over there is also margin that is there by default, so I suggest these changes to the CSS:

First I'd set box-sizing to border-box and margin to 0, this should be a regular practice by the way.

You are hitting an impedance mismatch between Akka Classic and Akka Typed.

The general recommendation in the Akka docs for this type of situation is to use a Classic ActorSystem when needing to coexist with classic code. The docs don't spell it out explicitly, but you can then spawn your typed guardian actor's behavior and have all typed actors be a child of that guardian actor, so instead of

The  symbol is causing the problem. When it is present span returns None as you correctly pointed out.

Training data for testing (note the updated indices for 'MONEY' annotation):

You cannot have p inside button. Buttons can only have phrasing content. Use spans instead.

That being said, you are explicitly telling jQuery

It seems you are simply replacing repeatedly the content of your error message display area: the

You want to show possibly messages A, B, and C. Instead of writing the three messages on the same display area, like A B C

You write A, then erase it and write B, then erase it and write C. So you see only C.

When you add a debugger; line, you see the newly placed content, before it gets erased and replaced by a new content. But when you remove it, the content is immediately replaced by a new one, hence your problem.

If you want to see all possible messages, each message should not replace the previous one, but be added at a list of message.

Since you are showing a modal, you should first get all the messages to be displayed, add them to your display element, and at the end show your modal.

But I don't think that using a Modal for form validation is a good idea. You should probably have a look at client side form validation best practices, and see if what you are trying to achieve is not already supported by a library, like jquery-validate.

Just to give you a rough idea of what could correct your code: (not tested). I would not personnaly use this.

The modal HTML

Solved! This was due to another configuration overriding the DB settings. I was very adamant that it was not a configuration issue, and I'm sorry. I verified this by running the admin shell in the running django app and checking settings.DATABASES. (The other override was django-prometheus, if you're curious.)

Remember that if is just a regular schema validating against the instance. Just nest your properties like you would with any nested object structure.

You can add white-space: pre-wrap; to override the browser default settings for the code tag:

You can sort all your elements based on an orderArray. Then, assign the order based on the element index.

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