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I want to get rid of the overflow on the x axis and cannot find the reason for why its actually happening because its not very obvious. Every vw/width properties are set to 100. I'm pretty sure the .logout is causing this issue but I don't know what I should modify in order to fix it. Any help is appreciated!

I'm running into an issue where I get different results on Linux (tested with Ubuntu) and Windows.

I created https://github.com/benrobot/EncodingTests to showcase the issue I'm experiencing.

On Windows, calling System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes("’") returns the correct 3 bytes (0xE2, 0x80, 0x99 per https://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/2019/index.htm) but on Linux (tested on Ubuntu) the returned bytes correspond to � (0xEF, 0xBF, 0xBD per https://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/fffd/index.htm).

Shouldn't .NET Core behave the same on both operating systems?

I'm trying to create a QFileDialog with filtering on the file extension and file name. The file extension can be filtered via setNameFilter(), but name filtering (as far as I know) can only be filtered by creating a custom dialog and proxy model and then overriding the filterAcceptsRow() function.

I should be returning True when I want a file to show up in the dialog and False when I don't. The trouble is that when I return based on the custom checking I get no results. But when I return True always (even when I execute the check and print out based on it), I see all of the expected files. If it weren't for the printout I'd think I'm creating the pattern improperly, but that's not the case. And each button that opens this dialog sends a different value for file_part so I can't hard-code the pattern.

I have replaced my first attempt at example code with a toy example that hopefully showcases the problem. In my test environment, C:\temp\ contains the following files:

• 0bbb_record2_part1.txt
• 0bbb_record2_part2.txt
• 0jjj_record1_part1.txt
• 0jjj_record1_part2.txt
• 0jjj_record2_part1.txt
• 0jjj_record2_part2.txt
• 0jjj_record3_part1.txt
• 0jjj_record2_part2.txt

When I resize image in , it also changes the size of the logo in the

I don't think this is the best or most efficient way to code the design for my simplistic website (I have attatched a snapshot of the website here)

When I resize the window smaller the image overrides my navigation menu like this.

HTML:

We are trying to showcase inference with linked-data.

The simple graph looks like the following in turtle-format:

This app was originally built using react, however we have decided to convert everything over and use Gatsbyjs. I am new to Gatsby and I am trying to get my images to render correctly using the artist data. Here is how this part of the data was originally built:

I'm facing a SASS problem with a component that comes from PrimeVue(version 3.5.0). I'm using a component called Card, It requires a couple of slots for different sections of the card (header, content, footer).

So far so good, the problem is that I want to change the style of an element that is rendered by this Card from the parent component.

VuePrime gives class names to certain elements of this component, like: .p-card-content or .p-card-footer. So basically what I'm doing is: from the parent component I use p-card-content for removing a padding that It has by default, but I don't see that style applied in the browser...

Here goes the SFC:

I want to create a minimap. So I have an accurate representation of div elements inside my minimap. I want the user to use the minimap to navigate around the site.

I get the correct position when I click inside my minimap (the gray box), but when I click on a "ghostly" or the green box, I get incorrect dimensions, which leads to an incorrect position setting.

here is a showcase:

In ruby 2.6.1, rails 6.0 I am trying to get Capybara to start a test server and have the option to show or not the cases on chrome using capybara 3.35.3 and cuprite 0.13, by setting a headless option on or off.

My findings and issues:

Ideally Not define Capybara.server_host or Capybara.server_port and instead use Capybara.always_include_port = true which according to Capybara's documentation, is meant to always send or rather append the port to the server host address for whenever visit is used in a test case, the url in the browser would be http://127.0.0.1:xxxx/. The problem with this approach is that Capybara.always_include_port is not doing that, instead after the server is run, the browser goes to http://127.0.0.1/

If I set Capybara.server_port, the browser still ends up with no port upon bundle exec rspec, regardless to the state of Capybara.always_include_port.

for reference, the reason I use CAPYBARA_APP_HOST with host! before each case and not use a general Capybara.app_host is because Rails automatically changes the value of the latter to 127.0.0.1, so this is more of a work around acquired from evilmartians.

The commented lines of code are to showcase my points mentioned.

worth noting that the only way currently the environment would work is if I set Capybara.run_server = false , and uncomment the server_host, server_port, CAPYBARA_APP_HOST and host! lines, and start a seperate rails server using rails s then run the specs, which is less than ideal.

Any pointers? Thank you

my rails_helper.rb: