outliner | A Chrome extension that outlines the page | Browser Plugin library

I think first part return DataFrame filled by boolean True or/and False:

The simple method is to use Z-Score. import numpy as np outliers=[] def detect_outlier(column_data_array):

You are only setting the colors, you should set the border and outline style too:

You should set canvas size as canvas html width and height tag attributes as follows:

If you always want to create the UnitDesign SceneComponent then you can use CreateDefaultSubobject (c'tor only) :

There are several ways to do this. One way is to use global variables. Another way is the usage of optionvars. I'd prefer optionvars. But it you want to use an UI for creating and adding joints, it could be useful to memorize the selected objects in your script. And especially for UI's, I recommend the usage of python, it is much more compact and easier to read in this case.

The header, footer, and main elements were not categorized as "Sectioning content" and thus have no special effect on the document outline as it was initially intended in HTML5. That's why the HTML5 outliner (as well as the "Structural outline" tool in the Nu HTML Checker, ex-Validator) actually shows "Name of website" and "Page title" in your first example as the same level headings (top level): the scope of the first header is body, and the scope of the last footer is the implied section created by the h1 heading.

However, this can be not as important as it seems because, unfortunately, no browser or assistive technology has implemented the HTML5 document outline algorithm (in any aspect except default styling of h1 headings) and the whole document outline concept is now being largely reconsidered. So the most practical approach is currently to think of header, footer, nav, and main as of native way to express the corresponding ARIA landmark roles rather than something related to heading structure, and build the document outline with heading levels, just like it was before HTML5. The Nu HTML Checker displays this structure as "Heading-level outline".

First off we will use a CSS variable. Lets declare a value at :root

From what I know there is no magic button that will let you do this. that said the first thing you will want to do is make sure the uploaded file is valid json. check this Fastest way to check if a string is JSON in PHP?

Next you will need to define which fields in json are valid and what types the value should contain. for this I would create a skeleton versioin of the json string and store it a database field. Examining your json further you might need multiple skeletons for the various repeat or nested elements. eg one for meta like this