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I'm working on an October CMS project which use a blog where I need to seperate blog posts in two major categories. When listing blog posts using the RainLab.Blog plugin's Post List component, I need to list categories that are sub-categories under a specific top-level category and exclude other categories.

In the TWIG template, I want to iterate through and list out the categories that belong to "Birds" and not "Sealife".

In the default Post List component, categories are listed like this:

I have some blocks with goods and there are different descriptions with different amounts of text and I need to center it. The button "add to cart" must be in one line not depends how many symbols in description I have. Not pure css solution welcomed (Just not jQuery solutions).

The solution with curtain height does not fit!

(Space must be between description and button "add to cart").

I am trying to install the Coral Edge TPU software on MacOS 11.5 by following these instructions:

https://coral.ai/docs/accelerator/get-started/#3-run-a-model-on-the-edge-tpu

But by the time I enter the following command into the console:

I am trying to center this list, but when I add inline-block, it wraps. So how can I make this list not wrap and display vertically in a single line? White-space: nowrap doesn't seem to work, and I am all out of other ideas to try to fix it.

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?

I got issue that my side bar's buttons which are at the bottom are not visible. I would like to have some scroolbar if there are more buttons than the size of screen to access them. How can i achieve that? Thank you.

That's how it looks:

Code:

I want my Docker container to use tensorflow lite (tflite) in a python script. My Dockerfile looks like this:

I'm trying to create a very generic dashboard. I have the Bootstrap breakpoints:

• 576px
• 768px
• 992px
• 1200px
• 1400px

I have 3 different types of cards:

• 1 column wide
• 2 columns wide
• 4 columns wide

On the left and on the right side we have 20px padding.

• the 2 column layout appears at 768px => 2 * 354px + 3 * 20px = 768px
• the 3 column layout appears at 992px => 3 * 304px + 4 * 20px = 992px
• the 4 column layout appears at 1200px => 4 * 275px + 5 * 20px = 1200px

The 4 column wide card can only be 4 columns wide when we actually have 4 columns. If we force the 4 column width on small screens it breaks the layout. On small screens we only have 1 column. On a tablet we might have only 2 columns. In those scenarios the 4 column card should be as large as possible but never larger than 4 columns.

The underlying question is: How can I specify the width for my cards and at the same time keep the responsive behavior? The challenge is not to specify fixed columns, e.g. grid-column: 1 / 3. I'm getting the cards from the backend as a flat array. Each card then tells me if it wants to be 1, 2, or 4 columns wide. The cards do not have a certain order and the order might also change.

I also have a demo at StackBlitz - https://stackblitz.com/edit/js-ryxler?file=style.css

My questions are:

1. Is this the best way to solve my problem?
2. Is there an option to do this without media queries?

I am having problems converting a SSD object detection model into a uint8 TFLite for the EdgeTPU.

As far as I know, I have been searching in different forums, stack overflow threads and github issues and I think I am following the right steps. Something must be wrong on my jupyter notebook since I can't achive my proposal.

I am sharing with you my steps explained on a Jupyter Notebook. I think it will be more clear.