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I am working on a secondary theme for a site of mine (a dark theme). & I can not understand why a specific bit of CSS is not being applied to a particular element, even though it is being applied on another element that is identical.

URL to the site: https://phpstack-726541-2423367.cloudwaysapps.com/ Toggle the switch in the top right hand corner to enable the dark theme. You can see that it only applies it to the 'Header' & not the 'Footer' even though it can be seen that they both use the same classes through Inspect element.

How can I set the height of intro section to 100%? The height of the main is set to 100 viewport height (8rem is the height of header and 7.2rem is for the footer) but the intro section does not cover the height of the main. I've also tried to set the height of intro section to 100% but it didn't work.

I want to use leaflet map kit in xamarin.forms uwp project. For that I have created index.html file in pcl project. But when I'm trying to read that file it always returns null.

I have built an application where I want to share a component as an image. I am doing it like so.

I am trying to change the color of my GeoJSON-Layer on every click in my Ionic React App, but I only managed to change it once for the first click... My idea was to change the color between blue and red everytime a feature is clicked. I had the idea to check for the color in the options of the GeoJSON-Layer, but as written, it only changes the color once for the first click and afterwards nothing happens on any other click.

I want to make my modal apper, but I can not to do it. This is my code:

I'm going for a minimalist design that opens with a full page introduction. This introduction sits in the .front-page div that covers 100% of the available screen.

Then there's another div that is supposed to go beneath the .front-page when you scroll down, but for some reason it sits at position 0 at the top of the screen, completely hidden behind the .front-page div.

I know if I wanted to I could just position it manually but that's bad coding practice. There has to be a simple solution that I'm overlooking.

I'm trying to add markers when a user clicks on a certain Geojson feature. I'm new to react and react-leaflet and am trying to use the useState hook to accomplish this task. I've been stuck a couple of days on this issue.

Here is my App.js. I import data, create a state variable and setter for my markers, and pass those items to my components and .

I have 7 leaflet maps created via loop and data which is exactly the same on each map controlled by a checkbox; however, my plan was to make one layer visible per map. I have searched for a solution where my maps can remain while having one layer per map, but to no avail. I had the idea of keeping one of each layer on by default when the page loads in, but I can't seem to find anything on that either. Does anyone know how to do that? I have left one layer's coordinates in the code Toe_11000 (the "11000 years ago" checkbox) since my coordinates went over the character limit but please let me know if you need clarification. If you need more of the coordinates for the layers, the full code can be found in this JSFiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/wpc6707/3ksjh06p/21/ Here's my code: