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I have an html code which i want to display several divs side by side but no more than 2 per row so i made it to perform exactly as i want on desktop but mobile seems to not get to work correctly, they look too small, the divs contains a series of infographics.

I know that the .float-child width 50% is defining its size for mobile too, but i don't know how to set responsive at this poit.

i'll appreciate any advice or recommendations! thanks!

I'm unable to inflate the ViewStub from a fragment. When I tried to inflate it from an Activity it works fine.

Here's my code: Dashboard.java

I'm building SVG infographics using :hover, :active, and :focus to add a layer of interactivity to enhance it. The graphic works fine as rendered statically as an , but when it gets placed inline or as an , it is enhanced (example SVG).

If possible, I'd love the graphic to display an 'interactive' label – that doesn't appear when the SVG is rendered in an tag. No scripts. Independent of environment. Essentially I'm trying to do 'CSS feature detection'.

My approach was to set a base CSS rule:

I have a website and I want to give style to h2 elements on it: https://christmasgenius.com/10-winter-holidays-around-the-world-xmas-vacations/

I have an example website: https://www.educba.com/merger-vs-amalgamation/

If you see the first h3 heading named " Head To Head Comparison Between Merger vs Amalgamation (Infographics)"

I want the same style to be applied to my h2 tags. I saw the code and it has the following html which I don't want to add in my html as it will too much work for all the pages on my website.

I am using Google Chrome (Dev/unstable Edition), specifically v65.0.3325.31 (Official Build) dev (64-bit) to access a freshly created HERE app.
(It is actually just a layer in a map, displaying a few points on a map / infographics).

A link to a single tile looks like this (I've removed my credentials from the link, sorry about that):

https://1.aerial.maps.cit.api.here.com/maptile/2.1/maptile/newest/hybrid.day/12/2357/2359/256/png8?app_id=...o&app_code=...&lg=eng

In Chrome I can view the tile/image after defining a security exception.

According to this Sept. 2017 post on the Google Security Blog ("Chrome’s Plan to Distrust Symantec Certificates"), Google will no longer (voluntarily) load any data from https- Website that come with a certificate Issued by Symantec (or Digicert, the company Symantec sold the business unit to)

For each tile, now I get warnings like these

Your connection is not private Attackers might be trying to steal your information from 1.aerial.maps.cit.api.here.com (for example, passwords, messages, or credit cards). Learn more NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID

What should I do now?

More Background: German Blog post from early Feb 2018

As a workaround I am loading the map tiles via http instead of https, but now I get "Mixed content warnings"

Is there a better workaround?

As we all know google provide as Free API named:developer.google.com

but this api has some limitation that we cannot customize according to us. but its simple and effective for small needs. So, what I trying to do is crop the QR code so that its looks fit.

An example is below:

URL:

I am creating interactive infographics using Google Charts and Kotlin JS. This is snippet from Quick Start Page.

I have a list that I created which contains class names. Currently, when you load the page, you see them all, but vertically.

What I want to do is make it so that the column size is different for each browser size. I tried to do this with column-count, but I don't see 3 columns, they are still all vertical.

For example 900px- 1280px: Display in 3 colums 700px-900px: Display in 2 colums Below 700px: Vertical like it is now

Picture of 3 colums: enter image description here

I am taking URLs from a file, for them to use curl to download images, after making a change in the URL URL=${URL%$'\r'}, I am running loop to read every line, taking input in variable and classifying the images by TensorFlow, if they are infographics then it should execute the if statement, else it should execute else statement. On executing the bash script both the if and else statements are getting executed

in the else statement getting executed, on printing echo ${var%$'something'} it does not print anything... also, the script is running fine when taking input from the keyboard.