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"Not building properly" meaning "not finishing building at all". I've set up a very basic blog project with dynamic SSR which fetches data from the Notion-API to generate static blog pages. Everything works fine when I'm running it in next dev - however when trying to build the project, it runs into an endless loop without any errors shown.

One thought I had was the following:
If I understand the sequence of everything correctly, Next.js already tries building the static sites during next build. The dynamic site generation relies on an API that I have also coded within the same project, which forwards requests to Notion in order to obfuscate secrets. Obviously no local API will be active during the build, which I am guessing is the error I'm running into?

To illustrate - here's the code for the pages that are to be generated:

In a mobile viewport, from the menu, when you select 'Product', then scroll down and select 'Solution', the page does not automatically scroll back up to see Solution and the top of its mega menu.

I've tried adjusting the function showMenu(self) by adding:

In the demo below, when in a mobile viewport <=768px I do the following:

1. Click on Product, to open Product's mega menu.
2. Scroll down, and click on Resources.
3. I expect Product's mega menu to close, and Resource's mega menu to open.
4. What happens is Product's mega menu closes, but Resource's mega menu doesn't open.

The problem doesn't exist working in the reverse order, i.e. opening Resource's mega menu first, then clicking on Product to close Resource's mega menu, and opening Product's mega menu (this works fine).

I've considered if an element is overlapping the correct item and preventing the right element from being clicked - I don't think this is the case.

You'll need to click the burger menu @ top right to see what happens.

Help appreciated.

I am using Heroku and netlify to host

https://n-blogcode.netlify.app/

Now I m using cors in backend and it needed to be switched on using a chrome extension on my pc for the cards section to work.

But not everyone will know to enable cors access through extension to see my website. So how do I make it so everyone can directly see it

Some context to my problem: I'm wanting to write a firebase function including Express that sits in between a users' browser and the Notion API. I drafted up some code for minimal functionality which works with the local emulators firebase provides. I've tested the two routes locally, both are served properly and execute without error.

When I try to deploy the function all goes well. However, upon calling the route it responds with a 403 error page. No other errors logged, just this "Error: Forbidden" disclaimer.

Am I missing something really obvious here or using functions outside of their intended scope?

When the viewport is 768px or less, we want the a.mega-drop-down links to open on click, rather than on hover as it is for desktop.

The problem is the first click doesn't do anything.

Only subsequent clicks do something.

How do we make the first click on a.mega-drop-down function in the mobile viewport the same way subsequent clicks do?

You will need to adjust the code preview viewport down to 768px or below to avoid the desktop hover effect taking place.

Help appreciated.

How to solve 403 forbidden when the request is legal, but the server refuses response?

I just started studying APIs with Java, Spring and Postman so I'm having some difficulties. A few days ago I made a request that returned the following error: "The request was a legal request, but the server is refusing to respond to it. Unlike a 401 Unauthorized response, authenticating will make no difference." I already tried to follow the instructions of other questions, but with no success.

I will leave the controller class to help you understand, thanks for your attention!

class controller:

I'm creating my portfolio using Notion API, Next.js and Tailwind thanks to this wonderful work : https://github.com/samuelkraft/notion-blog-nextjs

However, as you may know, images hosted on Notion has an expiration time. I tried to use but if I upload a cover on my Notion page from an external link, all my code breaks. I had a look on this documentation : https://developers.notion.com/changelog/page-icons-cover-images-new-block-types-and-improved-page-file-properties but I don't know how to mention it's an external link.

Do you have any idea how I can solve this issue?

Thanks a lot in advance

I try to remove all ids from a certain class, then to put id on a new element on click on a link that has a class but it's not working.

The add of the new id seems to work but the removing of all ids before adding this new id is not working.

This is my code :