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This is a simple set of files that I usually start off with whenever starting a new HTML based project. It's mostly here to save for my common Javascript components that I may or may not use in a given project. Everything here is built with MooTools (1.2).
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QUESTION
I'm working on an HTML-based game using Node.js and I'm now working on the front end interface of it. I'm trying to link a CSS stylesheet, but I am getting a strange issue.
My folder structure is set up as follows:
C:\Users\myname\Documents\gamename, and within the gamename folder is the app.js file, and within client I have the index.html file to serve to the client. Within the client folder I also have the stylesheet, w3.css
Within the app.js I have the following line:
app.use('/client',express.static(__dirname + '/client'));
Inside index.html I have the following line:
However, when I run the server, it seems it cannot find the stylesheet. When I open the html file locally, it is able to find the CSS file.
Any ideas about how to fix this? I'm just using the link from W3schools that hosts the page, but I really need to edit and add my own parameters.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-08 at 16:50how did you tried to import your stylesheet in the link tag ?
did you write it something like that ?
QUESTION
This works fine as long as I don't need a specific section - and this seems to work: name _, except if I repeat name Sphinx throws
WARNING: Duplicate explicit target name: "name"
and even if it's harmless, it populates the screen quickly in my application.
I'm aware of raw HTML-based workarounds, but that's a discouraged practice; is there a more "native" approach?
Example:
`docs `_(works):doc:`docs `(doesn't):doc:`docs `(doesn't)
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-11 at 16:53I don't think it's a good approach to use intersphinx if your aim is cross-referencing your project internally.
At this point it has to be noticed: When using one of the autodoc directives like automodule or autoclass, that Python object is placed in the Sphinx index and can be cross-referenced.
But this raises a question: How to cross-reference ReST sections? It's considered an arbitrary location because they aren't objects, and they aren't inserted in the Sphinx index by the autodoc directives (or through a py domain declaration in your .rst).
Well, in that case there are 4 main options to consider (the last may be the least obvious, and thus the most important):
- Use a ReST hyperlink targets directly above the section.
- Use Python domain reference directly to the autodoc directive below the section.
- Use a cross-reference to the document if the section sits on the top of the
.rstfile.
Last but not least:
- Consider you have 1
.rstfile that documents one or several packages (lets sayyour_package.utils). Normal ReST rules have you place 1 section on the top of the file. But there isn't an automodule directive because, probably, the package is an empty__init__.pywithout a docstring...So what's the best solution in that case?
QUESTION
I've searched quite a bit and not found a solid answer, so if this is a dupe, I honestly tried.
I have an app I'm rewriting and moving away from an html-based hybrid platform (specifically Trigger.io); doing the rewrite in Flutter and Dart, on the quick.
Part of the app includes a pretty simple screen where the user can click on an image of a human body, and via an image map, get back an identifier and caption for the body part (right forearm, left knee, head, etc).
I simply can not find an analog to this behavior and capability in Flutter. Have I missed something simple because I was totally over thinking it?
Thanks much.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-31 at 15:52You could wrap your Image in a GestureDetector and specify onTapDown (or onTapUp) callbacks that check the tapped coordinates and act accordingly.
(To convert global coordinates to local coordinates, see: flutter : Get Local position of Gesture Detector.)
Here's a rough attempt:
QUESTION
I would like to take the elements from the 3 arrays located in the for loop (there are 11 elements per array)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-07 at 13:14Simply use the for loop to push to an array of objects instead, so you don't have to transform them again later:
QUESTION
Following best practices, is there a better way to show/hide controls based on the user's role, or is it perfectly acceptable to use User.IsInRole() inside of a view? An answer on this post says it violates separation of concerns. What are the alternatives?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-03 at 20:52Personally, I would add a bool property to the model IsAdmin and set the value in the controller. That way your View is only working with the Model.
QUESTION
For educative purposes I've been creating a spider to fetch data from a HTML-based marketplace. I managed to fetch all the text based data I need, however, I need to fetch the itemID, the data-mins-elapsed, the item quality and item trait. These items are not text based, but they are HTML classes and such.
- The ItemID is a unique ID for each item. In the HTML code of the website it can be found under: (I need the number "319842588", this number is unique to each item)
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-16 at 12:14First of all you shouldn't be asking such questions, a simple google search should suffice. Nonetheless all you need is way to access data available in the attributes of a HTML Node. The way is using @ as a prefix to attribute name. e.g: for accessing class attribute you would use div/@class.
For your problem I could suggest a XPath for one of your item, you should be able to take on from that.
XPATH_ITEM_LASTSEEN = ".//td[4]/@data-mins-elapsed"
Also, for getting 319842588 out of data-on-click-link="/pc/Trade/Detail/319842588", you can use XPATH similar to above in addition to python's inbuilt functions like replace() or split() to get the desired data. for example:
suppose you have -
QUESTION
justify-self doesn't appear to be having any effect for elements with position: absolute or position: fixed set in Chrome.
MDN says
For absolutely-positioned elements, it aligns an item inside its containing block on the inline axis, accounting for the offset values of top, left, bottom, and right.
so I expected Chrome to follow EdgeHTML-based Edge and Firefox in aligning the elements, but it doesn't appear to have any effect. I don't have an Apple machine to test on so I'm not sure how Safari would render the page.
Setting right: 0 correctly moves the element to the right edge of the page, but that workaround doesn't work if your page relies on having elements aligned along a grid axis.
The same behaviour also occurs with align-self, again contradicting what MDN says:
...Its behavior depends on the layout model, as described for
justify-self.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-06 at 23:22You should pay attention because you are considering the property that is defined in a draft specification: https://drafts.csswg.org/css-align-3/#propdef-justify-self
This specification has no support yet so justify-self will have no effect on element that aren't grid items which is the case here since you made the element position:absolute which will now have the viewport as containing block and no more the grid container. Same logic for position: fixed
justify-self actually only works for CSS grid as defined in the specification:
https://www.w3.org/TR/css-grid-1/
Also note that the MDN is giving a browser support for Flexbox at then end which is missleading since there is no justify-self in Flexbox like described in the specification:
This property does not apply to flex items, because there is more than one item in the main axis. See flex for stretching and justify-content for main-axis alignment. [CSS-FLEXBOX-1] ref
And in the MDN you can also read:
In flexbox layouts, this property is ignored (more about alignment in Flexbox)
From the CSS grid specification you can read that:
An absolutely-positioned child of a grid container is out-of-flow and not a grid item, and so does not affect the placement of other items or the sizing of the grid.
The static position [CSS21] of an absolutely-positioned child of a grid container is determined as if it were the sole grid item in a grid area whose edges coincide with the padding edges of the grid container.
In your case the static position applies since you didn't define any top/left/right/bottom and as you can see it's simply the padding box of the grid container.
Add some padding and you will notice that the element will get offseted by this padding:
QUESTION
Question: Why is my object not populating data into the chart?
Background: I am creating a financial calculator where, after a successful submission, a bar chart is displayed to the user with annual calculations.
The Problem: It appears that my variables var json and var stringData are capturing the data but when I pass either of them to my chart.data() variable (e.g. chart.data = [stringData];) the data is not populating in the table. I have looked around Stack Overflow for some help regarding this issue but I have not found anything of substance yet. Any help would be much appreciated!
Lines in question: The lines of code I think could be closer inspected are lines 69, 82-85, 91 and 102.
JSFiddle Example of Working Data in Chart:
Demo:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-13 at 14:25The charting library expects an array of objects but you're passing it an array of 1 string element. Since you've already built json as an array of objects, simply pass that.
QUESTION
I have hundreds of html-based journal articles that contain html snippets like the example below to reference images:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-29 at 05:02Check this out. You can edit styles as you need for your purpose. It is just a sketch.
QUESTION
Just a quick preface, I have looked into all the other stackoverflow comments I can find related to this error and cannot still correct or identify my issue based on existing posts.
I am currently having an issue getting past a warning that's occurring on linux based builds for my vignette. The warning is:
LaTeX Error: Option clash for package xcolor.
The check results are here: https://win-builder.r-project.org/incoming_pretest/DEVis_1.0.1_20181220_164555/Debian/00check.log
Windows and OS X builds work fine, but I don't have access to a debian machine that I can reproduce this on. I currently cannot reproduce this issue on my side, and travis-ci checks do not seem to produce this warning for linux on ubuntu. I can only see it currently when submitting an update to my package and failing the cran auto-checks.
I have recently changed from PDF vignette to html-based, and am not sure why latex packages would even be loading in this case. I have attempted to correct for it based on this post, which claims the issue is a conflict between kableExtra and xcolor.
Some relevant sections of code from the vignette might include:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-25 at 19:19As it turns out, the answer is to remove the following lines:
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