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Don't use the transparent value in CSS gradients. iOS assumes that "transparent" means "black transparent," or rgba(0,0,0,0). Instead, switch it to a transparent version of the color you're using, e.g., rgba(220 170 80 / 0).

Live Edit didn't require debugging initially, but we had to re-consider this approach due to multiple bugs/limitations, see WEB-8255 and linked tickets. We are currently investigating a possibility to add "live reload" capability to the built-in web server to make it behave like VSCode Live Server.

We don't have plans to support Live Edit in Safari; to make it work with Vivaldi (or other Chrome-based browsers), you have to configure it in Settings | Tools | Web Browsers:

• In Settings | Tools | Web Browsers, press +

• Use Chrome as a Family, specify a full path to Vivaldi executable as Path, enter a name:

I think i found the problem.

Every time i forgot to put the location into whitelisted origins, something happenned and my browser cache remembered that this origin is not in the whitelist and even after adding the location into whitelist the error kept showing.

I had to clear the browsing cache (i also deletet application cache just in case) to get the behavior back.

I'll be testing my site on a different browser from now on so i can delete browsing data freely.

Also you cannot have for some reason IPs in the whitelist so you have to use some shannanigans for example .xip.io which is just a domain that when you access .xip.io: it returns ip which is : (you can ommit : so that it will return

And localhost was just a big mess

Also i didn't manage to make the port 80 and 443 work on localhost but i think it worked on the public server with .xip.io

• ideally use domain name
  • otherwise avoid public IPs with something like .xip.io
  • on localhost use 127.0.0.1 instead just in case and also use .xip.io
• use burner browser (or private mode if it works for you, but i wanted to test if it works in default environment) for frequent cache clearing if you mess up (and you will probably)
• just use alternative ports for localhost

First, please update DataFrames.jl to the latest release 0.22 to get the newest features of the package and bug fixes.

To get the total listened by genre do:

Using the function getBoundingClientRect() fixes the issue.

I solved it by setting the favicon href attribute using the following code after the code in my question.

There's note I found on MDN. It says:

Note: Calling history.pushState() or history.replaceState() won't trigger a popstate event. The popstate event is only triggered by performing a browser action, such as clicking on the back button (or calling history.back() in JavaScript), when navigating between two history entries for the same document.

You can learn more here.

And I suggest you to register your event handler to the addEventListener() instead of registering it to onpopstate property of WindowEventHandlers.

Example:

According to official documentation you need to add the key and later the repository:

https://help.vivaldi.com/article/manual-setup-vivaldi-linux-repositories/

Edit your playbook with the task Add key:

This code creates a slide of pictures (like a carousel) which allows the user to click from a picture to the next.

1. var slideIndex = 1 creates a global variable and sets its initial value to 1. This is the variable that determines which slide image will display. By setting it to 1, the first picture to show on the slide will be the first in the list.
2. function plusSlides(n) ... is the function that adds (or subtracts) the desired number to the global variable: slideIndex. It accepts a parameter: n which it adds to that slideIndex. If n is negative, it will subtract it from slideIndex
3. var i; This is a global "counter" variable used to iterate through the slides and the dots in the the for loops below.

These are really basic Javascript concepts that you can find in any tutorial. You should look into those