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"@BionicCode excuse my french but what are you talking about? "The click handler should be in the code-behind of the view"? I think you had a little switcheroo there. My MainViewModel has the method and command while my MainView binds to it. I think I did everything exactly right. edit: I also clarified that i did NOT intend to make my core dependant on the wpf project."

No problem. I think because you are French, you misunderstood me completely.

I will start again: it looks like you are using the MVVM pattern.

To implement MVVM correctly, you must follow some rules (the pattern).
One rule is not to mix responsibilities of the view component with those of the view model component. Per definition, the view component only displays data to the user and handles user input e.g., collect data or interact with the user.

User input is always part of the user interface (UI). A dialog is a control (application interface) intended to interact with the user. In your case the dialog collects user input (a file path).
That's why this logic belongs to the view => instead of having OpenFile_Clicked in your MainViewModel only to show the OpenFileDialog to the user, OpenFile_Clicked should be an event handler in the code-behind of the UI e.g., MainWindow.xaml.cs.

This event handler shows the dialog and passes the result (the picked file path) to the MainViewModel (using data binding, command pattern or via direct reference).

"Wouldn't a dependency on the wpf project ruin the entire mvvm pattern?!"

No, not the reference to a WPF project would ruin the MVVM pattern, but the reference to the OpenFileDialog class.
If you would follow the previously explained principle and remove the dependency to OpenFileDialog from your MainViewModel, you will get back the advantages of MVVM.
In other words: don't use OpenFileDialog or any other view component in MainViewModel at all.

"How am I supposed to call OpenFileDialog in my ViewModel when the Core library has to be of type .NET Standard?"

Again: don't use OpenFileDialog or any other view component in MainViewModel at all:

MainWindow.xaml.cs (WPF .NET Core assembly)

Finally, i can find the magic command **cat /proc/version**

The result is:

Your images variable is an array of HTML

I've added padding-top: 75px; and padding-top: 40px; to the page anchors to give it the buffer you are looking for.

Update working but ugly approach

1. added static class that extends ArrayList
2. expose that

such that

This happened because of a basic NLP data preparation. Loads of the so called stop words were removed from text in order to make learning feasible. Usually - also the most of puntuation and less frequent words are removed from text during preprocessing. I think that the only way to restore original text is to find the most matching texts at IMDB using e.g. a Google's browser API.

Here is the solution. add below CSS and JS to achieve your goal.

CSS

It's just because of position: relative.

EXPLAINATION

added position: relative CSS to the .dropdown-item class because your ::after CSS not works without position: relative.

Removed position: relative CSS from the .dropdown-submenu class because Its calculate top from its height.