tribute | ES6 Native @mentions

You can try:

• retrieving the whole content of the file as a string
• splitting on 'Author information:\n', to retrieve infos about every single paper
• getting the index 1 of your papers, to retrieve the abstracts

Here's the code:

If i understood well your file tree look like this:

Update: If a list is preferred: Using str_extract_all:

There is a component of cert-manager called ingress-shim that watches Ingress resources and automatically creates Certificate objects for you when some annotations are present. This way, you wouldn’t even need to create the Certificate object on your own.

Please check your ingress definition for corresponding cert-manager.io scoped annotations and either use those or the manually created certificate. I assume you refer to the secret named blog-app-crt in your ingress definition. This needs to match what is defined in the cert spec secretName if you don’t use the automated creation!

For details on automatic certificate creation, please check the cert-manager docs on ingress: https://cert-manager.io/docs/usage/ingress/

Your weird query which breaks it apart, aggregates it, and breaks is apart again does seem to trigger some pathological memory management issue in PostgreSQL (tested on 15dev). Maybe you should file a bug report on that.

But you can avoid the problem by just breaking it apart one time. Then you need to use a window function to get the tabulations you want to include all rows even those removed by the offset and limit.

You need to set position: relative on the parent element that contains the image and the quote. Then set position: absolute on the qoute.

I see that you are assigning the result of JSON.parse(users.dataset.users) to the constant "json". This leads me to think you may misunderstand the resulting value from JSON.parse.

The data-set value on the div is currently json, so document.querySelector("#users") will return the json value.

JSON.parse(users.dataset.users) will then convert the json (users.dataset.users) into a JavaScript value, in this case returning the array of users I believe you wish you assign to the values property in the Tribute constructor.

I've switched your variable names below to make this more clear.

when an element with a position: sticky style is wrapped, and it is the only element inside the wrapper element, this element, which was defined position: sticky will not stick. Instead of .header__div-nav please add position: sticky to your header

I think the reason this happens is that height:100% is being recalculated over and over, try removing height from your html or use 92vh instead of 100%, another way is to add a negative value for margin