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Currently I have a website where the content is all on a single page.

The Menu items, when you click them, jump to the relevant part of the page.

But the jump effect is still jarring and doesn't give a sleek feeling. I think fading in and out would be a cooler effect.

Is it possible to make the Jump action simulate a FadeIn/FadeOut effect?

I just have simple Jump HTML code like this:

Suppose I have a dataset with 100k rows (1000 different times, 100 different series, an observation for each, and auxilliary information). I'd like to create something like the following: (1) first panel of plot has time on x axis, and average of the different series (and standard error) on y axis. (2) based off the time slice (vertical line) we hover over in panel 1, display a (potentially down sampled) scatter plot of auxilliary information versus the series value at that time slice.

I've looked into a few options for this: (1) matplotlib + ipywidgets doesn't seem to handle it unless you explicitly select points via a slider. This also doesn't translate well to html exporting. This is not ideal, but is potentially workable. (2) altair - this library is pretty sleek, but from my understanding, I need to give it the whole dataset for it to handle the interactions, but it also can't handle more than 5kish data points. This would preclude my use case, correct?

Any suggestions as to how to proceed? Is what I'm asking impossible in the current state of things?

And would like to get a table like this:

which counts the pairwise co-occurances of each level of FactorA with "Yes" of FactorB and FactorC. Preferably once, overall and grouped by Data.

I have XML code and a ¹ tag inside is coming in, how I can remove this using XSLT code? here is the input:

always failing in formatting on this site so hopefully I can get this right.

I have the following json from a standard Wordpress blog:

I have this json object

I am trying to make sure I have my S3 bucket secure. I need to allow some sort of public access due to my website displays the images that are uploaded to my S3 bucket.

My Public Access settings look sleek this:

I then set up my Cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) to look like this:

For my first line of Haskell I thought it'd be a nice case to produce a "natural listing" of items (of which the type supports show to get a string representation). By "natural listing" I mean summing up all items separated with , except the last one, which should read and lastitem. Ideally, I'd also like to not have a , before the "and".

To spice it up a bit (to show off the compactness of haskell), I wanted to have an "inline" solution, such that I can do

I have a JSON like the one shown below