time_ago_in_words | Humanize elapsed time from some Time instance | Application Framework library

Is there way to get time_ago_in_words in different languages, or write locales?

I have this setup and I'm trying to learn media queries but i don't really understand how to make them bigger on smaller devices. when i try out different media queries with the columns everything gets messed up. As it is on desktop i have 3 rows with 4 columns and i would like it, on mobile to be displayed one row below the other. As it is in my browser it gets resized the way i want it to but on my phone, it doesn't.

The header and footer of the card is a little less then the body. Showing a little white on both sides. How do I stretch the header and footer so that it fills to the sides?

Thank you.

code snippet:

I have a notification system in my rails app. On my notifications model I have:

message user_Id read link_path

The following code works great for showing me the notifications for the current user, and then showing me the notifications that are read. I'm looping through each of these records where this criteria is true, and then doing a link_to @link do, and then outputting the whole code.

Basically the whole block I can then click on and it will take me to the proper record. That works like a charm.

The default for all new notifications is :read => false.

However, when user clicks on the link, I'm trying to pass :read => true into that record, so that when I come back that particular notification will no longer show, since it's only showing me :read => false notifications.

What is the easiest way to go about this? I've tried wrapping everything in a form_for and trying to pass this value of :read => true into the record, but I can't get that to work. Thoughts?

Controller

I am receiving the following error:

I'm currently implementing a commenting feature in an app that mimics Instagram. I would like to display a list of comments and a comment submission form directly on the post list screen.

I am trying to create a question and answer thread in Rails 6 where a User can answer on a question, and then other users can comment on the answer - similar to a reddit or even stackoverflow.

I created a polymorphic association on my Answer model with a 'parent_id' and I am able to post answers on the initial question. However the nested answers do not render below the initial answer, but rather below the main question. I think I have isolated the problem to the corresponding partial view seen below:

Answer View

I have a user, question and answer model, that I'm aiming to have work like Stack Overflow. I am having issues allowing users to edit or delete only their answers on questions. I am using a Helper, which shows a link to edit next to the question:

I have a Review model, which both belongs to a User and to a Profile. Through a create Action in Reviews Controller, Reviews are being created and saved to the database.