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I'm using the posterdown_html template in the posterdown package in R Markdown. Is there any way which I can override the default green color that's used in the header, in the title of each section and all the hyperlinks using CSS? I would like to change it to the following html color code (6d1d26), however I'm unsure how to use CSS to do this

Here is a snippet of the default YAML for this template

I'm using the posterdown package in R to generate a HTML Poster and render it as a PDF.

I have a table in my Rmd file, however the caption is really small. Is there a way to increase the size of the caption?

Secondly, I would also like to move the title and affiliation in the header slightly down (so that its more in the center of the header. Is there a way to do that?

Here is a snippet of my Rmd file

I want to find and print all the names of the backgrounds found on this page:

https://store.steampowered.com/points/shop/c/backgrounds/cluster/2

And the problem in my program is that I can't scroll to the bottom of page. I tried

1. Actions
2. Selecting a random element to perform a space key press on it
3. A bunch of Javascript code (none of which has worked on this site)
4. The Robot method (with which I send a pagedown keystroke and it does work, yet I can't use the pc to do anything else while it's scrolling)

This is my program so far:

I'm trying to make a DataGridViewColumn that inherits all of the properties of a typical NumericUpDown control. I found an answer here on StackOverflow (https://stackoverflow.com/a/55788490/692250) and a MSDN article here (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/desktop/winforms/controls/how-to-host-controls-in-windows-forms-datagridview-cells?view=netframeworkdesktop-4.8&redirectedfrom=MSDN#code-snippet-1).

The code from the article works well, but... I cannot assign a Maximum nor Minimum value to the control (both are stuck at the "default" Minimum of 0 and Maximum of 100).

I tried to add in code from the SO answer (by adding in a Min and Max field) but doing so locks both in to 0 and unable to change.

The question in short: how do I add the necessary properties to allow to this work.

The custom control is question:

I'm calling window.scrollBy(0, window.innerHeight) in a Chrome content script, from a mouse registered wheel handler. This is meant to scroll the page by its page height (same effect as PageDown key), but I notice that Chrome immediately undoes the scroll. The net effect is only a page flicker, due to the programmed scroll and and its immediate undo.

Not surprisingly, if I execute that function from the page console window, it works as expected.

Weirdly, if I call that from a setTimeout, the scroll works as expected. The magic timeout I discovered by binary search as 175ms--anything less than that, the scroll is undone. I tried using Promise, too, but it's the same. I wonder why this is.

FWIW, this works without any setTimeout hoops on Firefox.

Let's use calculator.py for example.

To add a scrollbar that works with the mouse wheel, you would change:

I'm trying to create parametrized R markdown reports that contain some text and a table. I'm firstly creating html output (and use css for custom style) and then I print them with pagedown package. All is near to perfect except that in some reports the tables don't print well on the page break. I canont find whether the issue comes from the reactable package or pagedown. But I also tried printing manually from Chrome and the output doesn't look exactly the same. In some cases the result was good and in some cases the first row on the new page was still a little squished (although less than with pagedown::chrome_print).

This is how the output looks like: 1

And how it should look like: 2

Example code:

I ran into kind of a dilemma with WPF's scrolling behavior in a ListBox:

• When I set ScrollViewer.VerticalScrollBarVisibility="Auto" inside the ListBox, scrolling works fine. But clicking on the last half-visible element will move the item up to bring it into view, and the items then are aligned to the top of the topmost item, not the bottom of the lowest one. This is especially annoying when double clicking, as the item will move up under the cursor, and the second click will potentially hit the next element, thus opening the wrong one.
• Alternatively, I could put the whole ListBox inside a ScrollViewer. This way, when clicking on the last visible item, the items are nicely aligned to the bottom of this element. But this breaks scrolling using the mouse wheel, and PageDown jumps to the last item instead of one page down.

Is there a way to have ListBox scrolling just work correctly?

In my shell (zsh) or in python, I can go backward through command history by pressing PageDown, and I can go forward by pressing PageUp.

But in ipython, these shortcuts are reversed.

Where are these shortcuts defined for ipython, and how can I reverse them back, so that

PageDown goes back in history, and PageUp goes forward in history?

I am using ipython3 version 5.8.0 on Debian 10.