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When I understood your question right, this should help:

This is a linter error, it is asking you to leave some space to make the code more readable. Replace the line where you are setting the url to this:

Because null is a falsy value:

All you need to do is assign a variable that sets a class for your card based on whether or not art.x_restrict returns a truthy or falsy value. I assigned a nsfw variable to be "" or "blur" depending on that condition. Then set the class of the card to include ${nsfw}. In the css just include a style rule under the blur class to have a filter: blur(5px).

You won't be able to change a style rule to be unique to every instance of a class like you're asking. Also, you can't just change the style of the element through DOM manipulation because you're declaring a template literal instead of building an html object. Conditionally assigning the class that has the blur is the best method for your approach.

To add the NSFW span conditionally, just add another conditional statement that returns the string that is the span if nsfw is truthy. I achieved this with the && logic operator

In addition, I cleaned out a few items that were not needed for your function. Instead of forEach I replaced it with a map function, which returns an array. That way I can set p to be the returned array of all of the art work html. This eliminates the need to increment i or push to an array based on index. I think it's a little cleaner.

Now your code output is the following:

You can use the api to retrieve the image links, no need to scrape:

Include eagerly loads related entities by generating a LEFT JOIN. This leads to row duplication though. For 30 quotes, the rest of the ship data will be repeated 30 times. This is always a problem with large or complex entities but even experienced developers forget about it because such complex entities aren't that common in simple applications. For moderately complex entities, it's possible to map database entities to API DTOs in the Select clause.

Unless you have an ERP, CRM or BOM problem, where all the important entities and queries are at least that complex, where you do want to load 10s of related entities each with dozens of instances for a single master entity.

EF Core 5 added split queries to handle this case. In the documentation example, the following query:

Sometimes websites won't let you load images without proper a referrer.

Yes. Plenty of websites do not want to pay to store images and transfer them over the network so that freeloaders can display them on their websites without shouldering the cost.

In a similar question I have found this answer, that suggests doing something like this

That fails for two reasons.

1. It is a forbidden header. Browsers are designed to prevent your JavaScript from lying about where requests are being triggered from.
2. Most sites hosting images don't grant permission, via CORS, to third-parties to read them with JS. They are even more unlikely to if they do referer checking to stop freeloading!

If a website doesn't want you displaying images they host, you need to respect that.

Pay for your own image hosting instead.

Don't copy the images from the third-party to your own site unless you are sure they aren't protected by copyright (or you have permission).

So according to comments the problem lies in unequal batch sizes, due to the final batch being smaller than the specified batch size. I believe this is due to this line: