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QUESTION
With a colleague of mine, we wanted to run a behavioural experiment that involve a fake purchase of virtual goods on a shop webpage. We designed the experiment on OTree (so on Python), but we needed Django and especially some html/css code to correctly place the images and texts on the webpage.
We managed to place the images and text as we wanted, to get something like that (the blue squares are just placeholders for the images):
The problem is that as soon as we change the window size, all the images and text just move on their own.
Here's a part of the code (not including everything because for now, we're just trying to get first the text in place and to understand the logic of it).
Here's the CSS:
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Answered 2021-May-05 at 15:53QUESTION
I went on W3 school website where they say that in order to center an element horizontally I must set the margin to 0 and set the width to any value but 100%. Which I did. I mean I set the width to 50%. Yet my button isn't centered. Help please. Also if you know how to center an element vertically too, please drop me a line.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-04 at 19:50Add display: block;
to your button
to have it apply the centering margin: auto
.
QUESTION
I'd like my code to display the "i" element which contains a font awesome icon only when the user clicks on the button. Hence the event listener. The css rule I've set is "display: none". Then in my javascript file I've written the line of code 'document.getElementById("icon").style.display = "block"' so as to make the element in question visible when the user clicks on the button. However, the element is always visible, regardless of the user clicking on the button or not. I used classList.toggle() but without success either. If someone could fix my code that would be great.
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Answered 2021-Apr-30 at 14:33Things as working as expected. Your CSS is getting over-written by the external CSS that is getting downloaded.
Increase the specificity of .unseen
CSS class to make it work.
QUESTION
If you paste formatted text in the following two text areas, you can see that only for the first text area, there is no formatting. It should be for the second one, and maybe for a third one, the same. How is it possible to do that?
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Answered 2021-Mar-06 at 23:40document.querySelector() only returns the first match in the page
You need to use document.querySelectorAll() and loop over the collection to add a listener to each one
QUESTION
Let's say this is my website:
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Answered 2021-Feb-11 at 03:43I don't Know That's Possible or not but you can try this Which will print your emoji and if you have many emojis then you can create a common class and then you can do select normal font to print all emoji
QUESTION
I'm currently working through a prep course for a bootcamp and the last assignment is to put some basic JavaScript functions into a rock, paper, scissors game. I'm stuck trying to finish this onclick function.
What is the best way to populate the users choice when they click the buttons?
I've currently got my choices defined and set-up in an array. So, I guess I'm trying to get the defined choices to equal the buttons pushed. If I'm thinking correctly I want ex: choices[1] to also be my "Papyrus" button. I've attempted const () =, but I get a no "initializer" warning.
UPDATED ONCLICK FUNCTION. Everywhere I looked and on my lessons it had function(e) with e.target.id and I changed the querySelector to querySelectorAll to grab all the buttons. But still not seeing the console.log output nor seeing the compareChoice results on the screen.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-07 at 17:09The first thing I can see from your code is that you are not defining your onclick
callback correctly.
You should use the addEventListener
function instead, with the first parameter being the event you want to listen to ( "click"
in your case ) and the second being your callback.
Note that the callback can take a parameter, which is the event.
QUESTION
when it comes to regex I'm always lost. I have an editor created in C# to work with papyrus scripting, the problem I'm having is that users ask me for styling block comment ";/ /;" already working for single line that use ";"
Here is the code I have so far
var inputData = @"comment test and this line not suppose to show
;/
comment line 1
comment line 2
comment line 3
/;
Not suppose to show";
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-02 at 02:59Since you said you need to do this with regex in a .NET library I guess you may want a regex that is using balancing groups to match the block comment
QUESTION
I am have a issue here, I am trying to create this Rock, Paper, Scissors game and am having trouble with button choices for the user to pick. I am having no luck with getting the code to update the playerTurn.currentPick property to update what the player chose on the button click. I create a function called choiceBtn which is suppose to update the property with what the user chooses. I am a newbie in coding as you can tell but any help would be appreciated. Below is my JS code and I will attached the HTML code as well if it would help.
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Answered 2021-Jan-12 at 01:34You were on the right track. There were just a couple of issues around defining your on click events. I removed these from the function they were in so that they could be defined at the start of the run. There was also an issue with moving the player choice to the current pick variable. Your paper and scissors were being moved to the variable name.
The snippet shows the onClick events working, but there does appear to be further work needed in checking the results of the game. It's not always correct about who wins
QUESTION
So basically I am trying to make a basic Tkinter clicking game, where if you take too long to click the square (2 seconds to be exact), the game will end but if you click it within the 2 seconds given, the square changes spaces. However, I have all but the "after 2 seconds" thing figured out, as I can't see a way to get .after to do what I want. Here is my current code (the non working .after part will be included also). The code isn't perfect but it works. Any advice on what to do next as will be appreciated as I've been stuck on this for a while.
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Answered 2020-Dec-01 at 21:48after
returns an identifier that can be passed to after_cancel
in order to cancel the job.
In your case you'll need to define a global variable to save this identifier, and then use it to cancel the existing job before starting a new job.
Something like this, perhaps:
QUESTION
I need to parse values from XML to SQL column's
XML looks like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-24 at 14:30Without expected results, this is a guess, but returns results and should be enough for you to fill in the gaps:
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