earmark | Real-time spoken phrase extraction | Natural Language Processing library

I tested it in the snippet here and it works as intended. Unless a specific overflow rule has been declared, the overflow will happen for the body. I just added .device-fodlers { overflow: auto; } and as you see the scrollbar only appears for the top 2/3 container.

The correct HTML tool for this is the figure element - has has a display element (usually an image - but it can be anything including an svg) and a figcaption that is usually the first or last child of hte figure element. The figutre is used to collated visual elements with descriptions or related text and all the parts can be styled. In this case - its as simple as applying a text-align: center to the figutre element to get the stylnig you are after.

Note that I am following your code structure of having the a element wrap all other content - but I would probably not do it that way if I was doing it. At one time you could not really wrp the a around other elements like this, but HTML 5 allows inline level elements wrapping around block level elements - so that is fine - but you would probably need to style the content to remove the underlines of hover etc.

Also - the h4 and p elements will have styling on them - margins / paddings that you may want to address and customise - but this shows the effect you are after.

Also - note that in the small snippet window - the icons are arranged in towo rows of two - this is due to the boodtstrap xs-6 classes you have - if you want to see them in one row - use the "view in full screen button in the snippet window.

For point one, remember that in Clojure (and afaik, lisps in general), ()s have a set, special meaning. Unless a macro rearranges things before evaluation, (f a) means that f will be called with a as an argument. This isn't a "hole" in the macro. I'd argue that it would be even more surprising if #(2) didn't attempt to call 2. That would fly in the face of the otherwise consistent nature of how function calls work.

You can see what #() expands to using the special form quote:

As far as I can see, you are using edeliver to deliver the application to the server. Why would you run anything from the server then?

Also, where release task should come from? I believe, you did mean something like:

Your code is working fine, just the es6 template string ${} flattened your array into a string. If you console.dir or log the result, you will see a correct array retrieved.

First the glitch i found in your structure is that you have different number of head columnd(38) and body columns(39).

1) Giving colspan

So for that you need to either equalize them or use colspan for any(or which requires it) with value = 2.

2) Display Property for thead and tbody

Moving forward you need to check whether your thead and tbody has the default display property and not something like display: block

thead should have display: table-header-group;

tbody should have display: table-row-group;

If this sorts out your issue, that's probably because the header and body of table, wasn't able to sync with each other with thier widths and were behaving independetly.

Now finally you need is bind your table with some specific max-width:500px along with width:100%(makes it Responsive) and overflow: auto; so if it exceeds the width you have your scrollbar.

I hope this helps you out.

Thank You!
-divy3993

Just in case someone has the same problem. The cause of the performance issue was on a hook that execute some code every time a model was fetched/loaded. Now it takes 2 seconds to perform.