rich-text | Format for representing rich text documents | Natural Language Processing library

I am building a Gastby project that uses Contentful to fetch data. In the following example I am trying to display a collection of rich texts.

I have a RichTextBox. I'm working on changing the SelectionBackColor only of the selected text.

Then, I have a ToolStripMenuItem(let's call it 'buttonA' for now) which is responsible to change the SelectionBackColor of the selected text. The problem I'm facing is after I click buttonA, the background color of the selected text in the RichTextBox can be successfully done. However, when I add some other characters or text right after the changed background color text, it doesn't use the default background color. Instead, it continues to use the same background color as assigned from buttonA, which I don't want to happen.

At first, I thought that my start index and end index of the selected text was problematic. But, I don't think there's any problems in its codes. Below shows the code example:

I want to send an email with google spreadsheet content as a body with formatting. I took the reference from here but it's only working with cell 'A1' and I want it to work with the complete data range. How to preserve all the formatting while sending the email?

I am writing a page showing current posts, I use Contentful CMS and fetch the GraphQl API. I have normal string types in the Content model, but the last one is rich text.

I'm going to add a card with the post's name, title, date, and just a short post text. In this case, I reset the rich text formatting to make it behave like normal text.

When I try to add a list of regular strings in a component everything works, but when I add functions with a rich text render, it returns an error:

I am running in to an error and i'm not sure why? within my pages directory I have a folder called contentslug within this contains the [slug.js].

I am following this tutorial - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mdx3ywlnzk8

This is the code in slug.js

For a custom widget, there are tabs which ban be accessed with the ALT + shortcut where can be any keyboard character key. In Qt, this is called a Mnemonic

For this shortcut, it is needed to have that letter underlined in the label.

I can see that QPainter::drawText has an argument for flags, which can be provided with Qt::TextShowMnemonic but I would like to have this while using QStaticText for performance purpose. QStaticText allows Rich-Text, however underline seems not supported, or I could not make it work.

I found a similar question for creating a new page in confluence, but not a specific one for getting the content of a confluence Cloud page, based on ID for example in Google App Script and being able to parse the content of the body of the page, for example, parsing a JSON result or maybe using Confluence REST-API to get the content of specific object.

I adapted the source code from the mentioned question as follow:

Somehow, none of the standard Events in a Notes form are operational when used in a dialogBox call (onChange, onClose). One could argue that this a feature, but for me it definitely isn't.

I'm developing a custom checkout and have a bit of trouble with the jQuery. What I want is for each item that's checked to be added to the Subtotal and the Total values. Also, when an item is unchecked, it is no longer added to the subtotal and total.

Currently, when I click on an option, it's added to the sub total and total values. However, when I UNcheck an item, it still adds again to the totals.

Here's the URL to the Pen I'm working in right now: https://codepen.io/BFrancoeur/pen/abyQJqj

What I've tried:

-- Unbind each event with .off(). This had no effect whatsoever on the totals -- Use .one() to limit each event to a single firing (or trigger). This didn't work, either. -- Create conditional (ternary) operators for each item and return sum += 0 when false. This had no impact on the results

What am I missing here? This is the only thing that's holding me up.

To view the code directly, see below.

Thanks!