procrastinate | PostgreSQL-based Task Queue for Python

I'm currently programming a webapp, and I'm almost done! But now I'm at the most boring section-- bug hunting. Its a tool for writers to warm up, so its almost all focused on inputting text. When you press enter, the next prompt appears, however when this happens, not only does the text area remain, but you also have to press tab to go to the next box.

So here's what my script needs to do:

1: let user enter text into input 1

2: when user presses enter, grab the text entered

3: Load next question and textarea box 2

4: Unmount/delete old textarea box 1

5: Replace deleted box 1 with an element holding entered text, so the user can see what they entered, but can't go back and edit it.

6: Move cursor to next box so user doesnt have to press tab every time

My code: https://codepen.io/gooeyWolf/pen/GRjaEVR

After i made with some help some CSS Grid Layouts where they are as well web responsive and Mobile i have a issue to center these card. I tried justify-content:center on the Grid container without much success! Any clue?

I have a image as well attached Below the css and html code

I found this interesting CSS Grid Layout for Cards from a site which is as well web responsive and mobile responsive but i am trying hard to make all the buttons to be aligned on the same line on each card even if the text of each card is not the same. Any ideas?

Below the code

I'm working with Elasticsearch Where I'm getting all results if some document gets any score. I want to know if there is any way to get those results having a score of more than 8?

So basically I want to put a condition on the score, how can I do this?

My Query is as follows:-

The environment I'm having a few issues with at the moment is a CentOS6 environment with Java. Previously Java7 was installed, and a recent update to a Java web application was pushed with new features specifically using the Java8 LocalDate.now() function. Naturally Java8 was installed so that it would work - but - it didn't.

I've tried following the OpenJDK 8 installation instructions here (and updating the 'alternatives' too) and this didn't work - https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-java-on-centos-and-fedora#install-openjdk-8

I've also tried following the installation of Oracle Java 8 version on the same link, which didn't work due to the new annoying licencing issues with Oracle and the commands just kept saying I was unauthorised to download the .tar file.

I'm a bit lost on what to try next. From what I can see, I 'think' the version of Open JDK 8 is the build a few versions before LocalDate.now() was introduced based on;