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I'm trying to create an alternating About Us section where one member has their photo to the left and description on the right. The next member would have their description on the left and then their image to the right.

I tried using another template for the setup, but it doesn't line up quite well. The images that are aligned on the left are fine, but the text of the descriptions are a bit too close. The images that are aligned to the right don't go all the way to the end of the border. They float in the right-side area, but they don't take up the full width of the section.

Additionally, I'm trying to get it to format nicely on mobile where everything is centered (centered image with their descriptions following after). Right now, the descriptions look a bit squished in the center with big margins taking up space. Also, the images aligned to the right won't center correctly.

I don't think this is the best way to go about it, but any advice or guidance is appreciated!

I changed the format of an About Us section that works now on all browsers. However, I tried fitting the flexboxes to mobile and only the even rows are not aligning correctly. The odd rows align with the image followed by the text. The even rows are still side-by-side with the text. I tried changing the flex-direction to column, but it won't work. What am I missing?

I am trying to handle a table where I should have 2 rows in the header. Each cell in the first header should have children's in the second row (in the header ). My design so far doesn't clearly display the data for each column. I need to draw a left border for each column. I am not sure how to do so.

Here is my code (CodeSandBox)

I'm using the CSS columns property to break a block of dynamic content (a WYSIWYG field in a WordPress site) into two columns. I'd like the text in column 1 to be right-aligned and the text in column 2 to be left-aligned, creating a symmetrical text alignment around a central axis, like this:

Because the content is dynamic and may be changed in the future via the site's CMS, I can't wrap or subdivide the content to apply CSS rules to certain parts of it.

Is it possible to target the columns themselves somehow, so that no matter what is fed in, everything before the column break is aligned one way and everything after it another?

Thanks.

My PHP:

Here is the problem I need to solve:

Given 2 cities (c1, c2), 2 incinerators (I1 and I2) and 2 landfills (L1 and L2). Each city produces an amount of garbage and must take it to an incinerator (i1 or i2), then the garbage must be taken to a landfill (L1 or L2). I need to minimize the costs, which are basically the distances (say $1/mile) plus the costs to use each incinerator.

Here's what I've got so far. The error I'm getting is:
"TypeError: list indices must be integers or slices, not str"

I am trying to position a child view controller in the parent however I always get the error...

Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSGenericException', reason: 'Unable to activate constraint with anchors and because they have no common ancestor. Does the constraint or its anchors reference items in different view hierarchies? That's illegal.'

Can someone please help me? I have no idea what is going on.

Parent View Controller

I am trying to convert my data frame from a long to a wide format. Currently there is an InputCode column, which has Input A and B, and these need to be their own columns using values from 'DataValue'. Ive been trying spread and dcast,

try in to read the CSV file using file reader in Javascript, I update the script declared arrays. But as soon as the reading is done, all the data from the arrays is deleted. I am not sure why is this happening, pretty new to js. I believe it's because of the scope of the arrays but I declared them as global but still, it isn't working.

I'm using https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.2/components/collapse/

How can I collapse all elements when and show only one? It works on the same div, but if I divide the content into two divs, it doesn't.