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I am pretty new here and tryingto learn something in CSS. I have this question: how can I change the background color of just 1 leaf in the main menù? and, how can I avoid that these change reflects in sub-menu leaves? In the code below I need:

1. menu-item-10838 to be background-color: #e6df00
2. menu-item-10842 + menu-item-10843 + menu-item-10844 + menu-item-10845 + menu-item-10846 + menu-item-10847 to be background-color: #d7fb00 all the sub leave should stay deafault

I am trying to count number of discharge prescription. The case is as follow:

Each prescription cantinas several orders so prescription number may occur several times using count alone. To count prescription numbers (not orders) I used distinct so each prescription number will be counted once. And I need to count only discharge prescription, so I put the other condition: Priority like '% discharge%'. Though this is not working correctly.

I am using this query but it keeps returning 1 which is not correct:

So I have a discord bot where I am trying to send a message every hour. I got that part of it working using the scheduled executor service. It starts when I say !futureson

I want to be able to stop it when I send !futuresoff

However, I cannot get this to work properly. Here is my code:

Having a dataframe df with the following columns:

Index(['category', 'synonyms_text', 'enabled', 'stems_text'], dtype='object')

I am interested on getting just the rows containing in synonyms_text just the word food and not seafood for instance:

I have a list of items as a component:

Using stackoverflow for the first time trying to figure out how to scrape Yelp data and having a hard time. Have set up LXML, beautiful soup, requests, PIP, Python and have added these to the path in system variables yet I am still getting the error below when I try to run code below. Any suggestions?

File "test2.py", line 4, in from exceptions import ValueError ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'exceptions'

I want to read a JSON array from a file and want to pass it to pymongo to write multiple documents into a collection.

I have already tried to read the file as normal text with file.read() but the pymongo.insert_many() expect a list and not a string, so I though I have to parse it as JSON, but it drops an error.

My JSON file looks like this just more data

I am looking to construct a SQL query which is able to sum up installment values by month. Ordinarily this wouldn't be too hard as you would simply sum the installment values and group by month. However, the problem is not that easy and in the rest of the post, I'll illustrate why and solicit any help people are able to offer.

First it's important to note the installments column. Where installments is 1, that means the total value is paid at the time of the purchase. Where installments is greater than 1, this means that the total value is paid in the current month as well as the following months. For example, if we see transaction_id 9 and 10, this is a $100 transaction that has 2 installments which means that $50 will be paid in February and $50 will be paid in March.

Consider that we want to see the monthly bills for credit_card_id = 11111111. If we look to the installments column, we can see that the correct output should be as follows:

• January: 19.99 + 75.3
• February: 1337 + 75.3
• March: 75.3

Again, just to be clear, the 75.3 in March occurs because we had a 3 installment transaction in January meaning the customer would be charged 75.3 in January, February, and March. The issue is that I don't know how to create the category for March from the given data.

First, I re-created the table in SQL and was easily able to get all the transactions for the card by month with the following SQLite query

I am trying to hide the footer on my wordpress website through css but now it starts to looking weird instead of getting disable.

http://texmex-cantina.com

Here is the website and i want to hide footer from this main landing page only.

Thanks in advance.