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Previously I had .container-fluid.megamenusip {overflow-y: scroll} which worked until it didn't (it broke the menu open/close button).

In a mobile view how do I scroll through each mega menu?

If I add back .container-fluid.megamenusip {overflow-y: scroll} it doesn't resolve the issue.

The live site is here.

Help appreciated.

In a mobile viewport, from the menu, when you select 'Product', then scroll down and select 'Solution', the page does not automatically scroll back up to see Solution and the top of its mega menu.

I've tried adjusting the function showMenu(self) by adding:

In the demo below, when in a mobile viewport <=768px I do the following:

1. Click on Product, to open Product's mega menu.
2. Scroll down, and click on Resources.
3. I expect Product's mega menu to close, and Resource's mega menu to open.
4. What happens is Product's mega menu closes, but Resource's mega menu doesn't open.

The problem doesn't exist working in the reverse order, i.e. opening Resource's mega menu first, then clicking on Product to close Resource's mega menu, and opening Product's mega menu (this works fine).

I've considered if an element is overlapping the correct item and preventing the right element from being clicked - I don't think this is the case.

You'll need to click the burger menu @ top right to see what happens.

Help appreciated.

When the viewport is 768px or less, we want the a.mega-drop-down links to open on click, rather than on hover as it is for desktop.

The problem is the first click doesn't do anything.

Only subsequent clicks do something.

How do we make the first click on a.mega-drop-down function in the mobile viewport the same way subsequent clicks do?

You will need to adjust the code preview viewport down to 768px or below to avoid the desktop hover effect taking place.

Help appreciated.

I am trying to fetch the latest blog posts from Hubspot using their API and to do so I have to consume 2 endpoints (1 for the blog posts and 1 for the tag info for each blog post).

The first call brings back the latest blog posts. Then, for each blog post I need to retrieve the info for its tag, that the post has.

Below is the code that implements what described above,

Stack is nextJS/react/typescript. I have a bunch of blog posts that I can dynamically set routes for no problem. However, I want to build some pages that do not use markdown. I haven't had much luck finding any good code examples. It seems like all of them use Remark/Grey Matter. I've been trying to reverse-engineer this official example but with no luck. So far, I can get work/index.tsx to map through all of the case studies, but I can't get it to route to the correct page. I'll save you code examples because it's so noodley from me debugging. code examples are basically several different versions of the example's code but without markdownToHtml stripped. I figure the solution is more of a specific technique than a block of code.

File Hierarchy:

I have an array of blogs coming from a CMS which renders out a blog page with images/content etc.

At the bottom of this blog page, I then suggest 2 other blogs for the user to checkout from the list of blogs in the array.

Quite simply, I want to choose 2 blogs from the array at random but ensure that one of them is NOT the current blog page that I'm on, I am close to achieving this but can't quite get it right using a for loop within a useEffect.

I thought I could check the uid of the blog post and if it matches the current url endpoint, skip over it using next & prev from state as the index of the array.

This is my react file:

I have the following constraint to be implemented in Mosek, where the unknown variable is x.

I'm trying to follow the discussion here. I could write the constraint as the intersection between 15 exponential cones and one half space. However, what is the best way to write the exponential cone in Mosek given that I have a linear combination of the elements of the unknown x?

We need to direct http to https. Below is our rewrite rule. URLs without www are redirecting to HTTPS. But the urls like http://www.xxxx.in/case-studies/ are not directing to https.

http://xxxx.in/case-studies/ - This is directing to https

http://www.xxxx.in/case-studies/ - This is not directing to https

Please help. Thanks.