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QUESTION
Okay so I'm using an example I saw on W3 Schools. Here is the exact problem and I was able to replicate my problem on their website as well. https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_css_portfolio_gallery.asp
My problem is that I have this large white space gap depending on the size of my grid blocks. When the grid blocks are all identical size then there is no large gap.
If the grid blocks that are on the right side are larger then there is no gap.
There is only a gap when the grid block on the left is larger than its right neighbor.
So my question is what do I do to get rid of this gap?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-28 at 13:54It's my understanding that your design is currently breaking the document flow, using the css float: left
option.
If you look closely, Your portfolio items are actually in the correct order based on your code, the order is 1. Mountains, 2. Lights, 3. Nature, 4. Mountains. the DOM has been rendered to fill the space after the "Lights" with "Nature". This is because the document is rendered Left to Right, Top to Bottom, with that in mind, "Nature" occupies the entire space causing a gap when "Mountains" is rendered.
Instead of using floats, I would recommend using CSS Grids instead.
Check the following code out:
QUESTION
Essentially, I'm struggling with the same XSLT problem as another questioner asking on this site, namely the user "bigsky" in a post of 2013 (s. Trim white-spaces at the end of lines only before a specific tag). But in spite of a useful hint (in the answer of Sperberg-McQueen), I couldn't figure out a satisfying solution for the issue.
What I'm trying to do is, transforming an XML file into a readable HTML document, to create a running "body" text and recombine at line breaks the strings of words divided, that is interrupted by an element, in my original document - but recombine them without whitespaces!
Having played around with several templates in my XSLT stylesheet, I defined one - following the hint of the post mentioned above - to process all nodes preceding a element, and I tried to remove their leading and trailing whitespaces making use of the
normalize-space()
function, so that the strings preceding and following the specified nodes should be concatenated in the output.
Now, for the most part of the cases, I've actually got the output I desired - however, in some places appears (to my surprise) whitespace before the re-concatenated string, which has no counterpart in my XML file and which I would like to get rid of.
As the relevant files deal with a document of a certain length, I'll show you only extracts of the code - but I'll include parts where the transformation works as wanted, as well as parts where the transformation produces unexpected whitespace.
Concerning the text document at issue, just a brief note for your information: The XML file covers the text of a medieval Latin manuscript according to conventions of the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) and is, among other things, intended to record palaeographic features of the manuscript (- in case you wonder about the tags/elements I've used). Actually, I'd like to ask you to have a look primarily at the sections around the elements and ignore the details of my text encoding - but at the same time I wanted to show you the selected passages as they appear in my edition (not least because I'm unsure as to the role of adjacent elements ...).
--> Extract from the XML file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-28 at 10:18I would try with or perhaps make sure you use a well defined inline element like
span
instead of seg
.
QUESTION
I'd like to make a carousel-type scrolling horizontal card view using CSS multicol with column-width, and use a repeating background (such as a white background with a black border) on the element, but I'm having problems.
The first problem is the background does not tile horizontally past the page width. If I set a width on the multicol element the background repeats to that extent, but that interferes with the natural width.
The second problem is the column widths change when I horizontally resize the window. I can tell it's trying to tile the columns in a pretty way but I need the widths not to do that or my background gets out of sync.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-12 at 01:16Although there are still bugs I'm tracking down in Safari involving the CSS --variables, I feel I have been able to find an answer to the question! Try it for yourself.
QUESTION
I am trying to add the line-height in the paragraph using css. below is my html
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-10 at 12:31You can approximate this using some negative margin but you have to adjust them if you change the line height:
QUESTION
I have some texts in a Pandas dataframe (in a specific column called text
)
here an abstract (converted to list):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-16 at 11:52def string_cleaner(rouge_text):
return ("".join(rouge_text.strip()).encode('ascii', 'ignore').decode("utf-8"))
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-05 at 05:27If you want text above and after the text image you can make a small change in your css and the Hero image will be below the text.
please find following css code.
QUESTION
As part of a Django project, I am trying to retrieve the contents of a json file (which is the project directory where the manage.py file is) and display them in the browser along with other posts.
I have followed these instructions in the shell, with no errors, so it should have saved.
Shell commands
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-10 at 13:09Partial Answer
Found one part of the answer, but the posts are STILL NOT RENDERING:
I have managed to add an id and object for id 1 and 2 which were missing.
QUESTION
I'm currently trying to divide up a dataset of text documents (coded in UTF-8) by paragraph in R, but I'm having trouble getting them into the format I want for tidytext, which is a single column of the different paragraphs.
My data so far looks something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-28 at 21:25We can unlist
the list element into a
vectorand
paste` if we need a single string
QUESTION
I am busy with a project where I am using angular-flex-layout. As far as I understood a flex container should wrap to the next line if the fxLayoutWrap property is applied to a container. For some reason I have a very small x-overflow. it used to be bigger and then I removed some fxLayoutGaps I had on two fxLayout row containers which made it much better. I have no idea what the cause of this could be as I applied the fxLayoutWrap property to the parent (first row of dashboard component) row container. Any idea what i'm doing wrong?
Picture of the pageafter scrolling to the right
And a picture before scrolling to the right:
my code:
my home component's html:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-27 at 09:28There is no such CSS property as x-overflow
, you probably want overflow-x
instead.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/overflow-x
You need to set that to 'hidden' to disable scrolling. You should look for the element that is wider than it should be (the element, that causes the scrolling). On its parent, you should have overflow-x: hidden, or you should prevent that element from being wider at all.
QUESTION
I am trying to decode a repeated json object as data frame in R. I am able to decode the first part but the object is repeating while showing information for next column ( It would be best if you see the code)
Expected:
The dataset
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-19 at 18:58To keep the data associated with the current rows, you'll need to iterate fromJSON
across targets
. You'll need to deliberately skip the NA
value, though (putting in a placeholder that will expand nicely), and wrap everything in [...]
, because the fifth observation is poorly formed JSON.
Afterwards, you'll need some munging to get it into the correct form. tidyr::unnest
will expand the list column, and tidyr::spread
will reshape the data to wide form.
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