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can someone help me to detect the issue of my searchbox. I made a searchbox in javascript that proofs the input with a defined keyword list. If a word is matching, then the "HARMI-SOIL 8.0/15 Result Box" should show up, if it does not match the Result Box should stay hidden (display:none).

My Issue is that after typing in a matching word and klicking enter, the Result Box does not show up. Javascript tells me the word are not matching, even though they should. Just when I click on the cross (x) and deleting the input the Result Box shows up and Javascript tells me the words are matching. I am grateful about any hint. Thank you very much!

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So I used useState to play with margins and make a description slide down div which initially hides behind the image itself. I am using map() to diplay a list of images with the same properties. But the useState works fine when using a single image. For multiple images clicking o 1 image activates the slidedown div for all the images. I want them to be seperate. Is there any solution to this?

Between "user" and "comment" there is a padding that I didn't specify, and which I presume comes from the "display: flex;". I want to remove or change the size of the padding, but I can't seem to figure out how. Here is the code:

I am struggling through some of the OpenLayers API and got it to display a number of Feature objects, but they are blue circles and I would like them to look somewhat more like the markers in Google Maps. How can I change their appearance?

I am beginner in HTML,CSS,JavaScript

I wish to place "enter username" box and "OK" image together, the OK image should be next to input box, and the next elements next in next line.

My question relates to a JavaScript function I have written that seems to be behaving a bizarre way. In summary, the function execution seems to go on even after a return statement is encountered - it's as if the return statement inside a forEach loop is ignored. This is difficult to make sense of, and is not how it happens in any of the languages I have seen before.

Presenting a code snippet below - I have tried to make the code, logging and comments as focused and descriptive as possible so that the reader can easily identify the issue. However, I am sharing a detailed description of the problem as well if you'd prefer not to jump to the code directly.

In the code I have shared, the function substituteWithMainColor() takes a string value named color as argument. It matches it against each element of an array (called substitutionArray) of object literals, where each such object contains a member string called mainColor and member array called variations. If the function finds the color argument in any of the variations arrays, then it returns the corresponding mainColor of the object in which the match was found. If no match is found in any of the objects, then the function returns the original value passed as argument.

In my example, an argument "Cyan" is passed to the function substituteWithMainColor(). Since the array substitutionArray contains "Cyan" as one of the strings in the variations array of its third item, a match is found ( and the logs show it). However, at this point, instead of returning with the matched mainColor value "Blue" as expected, the function ignores the return statement inside the forEach() loop and keeps on executing further iterations of the forEach loop (the logs show this, too). Eventually it executes the final return statement which is after the forEach() loop, and returns the original color value, which is erroneous.

Can someone please help me understand what might be going on?

Wondering if anyone can help. I am trying to build just a basic responsive HTML page for our students feedback, but my code just doesn't seem to be working. It will only show the desktop version.

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I'm trying to set a drop-down menu to display HTML code. Everything is working perfectly except that longer sections of code do not wrap or break onto the next line. The result is that the user can not see longer strands of code. I've inserted Lorem Ipsum as an example.

I have tried MANY inline styles on the code element and the containing div element. This div contains other styling for the text (such as color) with no problem.

I've tried width, overflow, word-break, and a number of other things. I'm out of ideas.

After doing some research I came to this code shown below. If you try the code yourself you notice the variable is used for every div with a button and text (the whole site). I tried several other codes but I like the slideDown/Up feature.