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I'm a student webdeveloper and need some help. I need to copy this wikipedia page as much as I can

I would like to put the Story and below divs in place like on the official wiki page.

The other struggle is the Gameplay "div",I just cant put the damn text next to that box correctly.

Sorry,I don't know if you need my whole long-a*s code but I put it in here,I have a jsbin link but I can't link it as I see.

I recently found a package on Github where the dev analyzed fan-curated data on the 248 installments of the Spy vs Spy comic by Antonio Prohias appearing in Mad Magazine.

He goes through some basic exploratory data analysis, computes a running net score of Black Spy victories and then runs a non-parametric test (Wald Wolfowitz test) to look at clusters of consecutive victories by one of the Spies in order to ascertain if Prohias kept the score balance by reversing the previous outcome, or if he perhaps picked favorites.

While I found it a fun exercise I was most interested in the Spy Plot.

The point data for the Spy Plot actually came from a MATLAB easter egg spy() package and the dev put this point data into R as a tibble::tribble.

My question is how can one create point data from an image? Is it possible to do edge detection in R with imager() to get an outline

And then somehow convert this image data into into a tbl_df? I'm unfamiliar with bitmap arrays but perhaps the answer lies in something like this?

So I've been working on a chrome extension that basically just changes up fonts and the color scheme of a certain website. I decided that as a kind of cool easter-eggy type thing it would be cool if the chrome extension's logo showed up next to my name when I posted on the site's forums.

What would be the best way of doing this? I'm able to inject CSS and JS into the site. I was thinking that a script looks for an a tag that links to my profile page, and then adds the icon the right of it or something. I have basically no experience with Javascript so any help is much appreciated.

Thanks, Erik

I'm finishing up a program and want to do something fancy for the "about" tab. I'm a huge fan of easter-eggs and such, and wanted to do something cool. My idea was when the button is pressed, run a function to do color-tiles with the cells while a msgbox pop says "hey thanks for using my program" or something like that, then the function ends as soon as msgbox "ok" has been clicked. Is there any easy way to do this? It's not super important but it would be really useful for future applications as well.

here is kinda what I want:

Hello this is my current html code: