cookie-cutter | Given an image , create cookie cutter to print

i'm currently using NodeJS.

I'm trying to import a module to a component function and everything executes pretty well, but i still get this error in the server console:

I am learning the basics of html and css, and am trying to build my own blog from scratch, coding it all from the ground up, because that's the only way I'll really learn. I want it to be responsive to different screen widths, so I am using the bootstrap grid, but building my own custom components because the bootstrap ones seem a bit too cookie-cutter. Specifically, what I am having a hard time with is a single DIV element at the top of the page, where I want to contain my most recent blog post. It contains a floated image, and two columns of text. I have placed everything within rows in the grid, and what I am expecting is this: When someone begins minimizing the screen, or when a smaller device is used to view the site, I want the words to just realign to whatever screen size they have, and I do not want the scrollbars to appear. Is there a way this can be done. I have included the code below, (all of it), but the relevant DIV is posted first there at the top, and a picture of what it looks like at full screen size, and also one where the window is reduced in size.

Full size:

Resized screen:

Here is the DIV, and the relevant CSS. Just in case I don't understand what might be relevant, the entire code is at the very bottom. Thank you for any time taken to help me. There are problems with positioning at the top, too, but I think I can figure that out, or I'll have to make that another question. Thanks again.

DIV Element HTML:

There is a similar question from last year but I don't think the responses are widely applicable and it's not accepted.

Edit: this is in the context of developing small jobs that will only be run in docker in-house; I'm not talking about sharing work with anyone outside a small team, or about projects getting heavy re-use.

What advantage do you see in using requirements.txt to install instead of pip install commands in Dockerfile? I see one: your Dockerfile for various projects is more cookie-cutter.

I'm not even thinking of the use of setup envisioned in the question I linked.

What downside is there to naming the packages in Dockerfile:

I cannot read cookies in getStaticPaths and getStaticProps, in SSR, I can request the cookie with context but even with packages such as js-cookie, cookie-cutter, cookies, I am unable to read the cookies set, which makes it impossible to get the data.

This is the token I want to get, I removed httpOnly for development.

I am writing a service in Core 3.1. In the service that I am writing, I create a connected service to a legacy SOAP service that interfaces with an even older system. The SOAP service provides basic CRUD operations and uses classes as data containers. The problem is that the generated code for the service reference creates separate partial classes for objects that have the exact same properties.

I am pretty new to webdev as a whole and this was my first time trying to set up a local server with Node. The issue though is I am getting "SyntaxError: Unexpected token '<' (anonymous function)" in my test.js line 1. I know it isn't actually in line 1 because there is no code in line 1. Furthermore, my javascript file, html file and, my server js file are all very basic and I have no idea how they could go wrong.

here's my test.js file

I just tried to port my Django-CMS project into Django Cookiecutter (cookiecutter-django) in order to get it to run in Docker.

It seems Django-CMS is using the default Django user model and Cookie-Cutter is using a custom model (from allauth?).

I found this https://github.com/pydanny/cookiecutter-django/pull/248 thread which suggests changing the order in which the apps are loaded but that doesn't cut the mustard.

Are Django-CMS and Cookiecutter at odds with each other?

ADDITION: Running Django 2.2.7 and django-cms 3.7.2

EDIT: The error message/traceback when I run