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Hello and thanks in advance for any help!

Working with my first Angular page and was working through a tutorial to get my mat-cards to all be the same height dynamically for size changes. Having the error pop up on my forEach((x: HTMLElement) => ... Please see code below.

I am new to react and working on a Functional Component that should be re-rendered when the value of a Select Menu is changed. The code I´ve implemented so far doesn´t do the trick. The SelectInput Component is used in the Overlay Component; here´s my Functional Component so far:

In many weighty and serious tomes, particularly those published by the UK's venerable Her Majesty's Stationery Office (HMSO), one sees a great number of tables.

Often if the column contains numeric data, not only is it centred in the column, but also right aligned on that centre point, such that the last digit of the number is the entity that is centred. This layout is probably dictated by HMSO style rules.

I happen to have before me page 336 of History of the Second World War - United Kingdom Military Series - The War at Sea 1939-1945 - Volume I - The Defensive, and I find thereon a table matching the above description.

Using old-fashioned letterpress, or even in hot metal, it's admittedly totally manual and tedious, but relatively straightforward -- just use more or less leading until it lines up.

But I would like to know if it can it be done with Microsoft Word and/or HTML/CSS, preferably both.

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So i saw an interesting post about progress bar reading position, that only takes effect when an element appears in the page (in the exemple an "article" element).

But would it be possible that the bar reaches 100% when the end of this element appears at the bottom of the window and not when it reaches the top of the window ? (the words "EndEndEnd" in the exemple) It would be more convenient for the users. ;-)

The original solution works well but only if you have sufficient elements under the "Article". If not, the progress bar stops at a certain percentage like in this demo.

For instructional purposes, I'm working with the most basic of CSS. I have a navigation bar set to position: sticky which works great UNTIL it interacts with a set of floated columns further down the page.

gif of site scrolling and breaking nav

I'm unsure if it's because of the float, or some poor calculation regarding the simplicity of my layout. Right now, the 2-column layout is made with:

I am trying to put a tab panel in my Node.js with Express but I can't change the text when I click in the tab for example general.

I don't have any errors.

I don't know why it is not working. I am converting the PHP website to Node.js Jade and Express.

This is my code:

Jade file:

I have a question about my game. It seems like I can only get one letter to print instead how many there are in a word. For instance, "star wars" looks like "star wr".

I have followed your install instructions to the letter, including setting up my angular module files correctly.

I have cut and pasted code from your demo into my app.component.html file as below