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I have a problem. I don't know what wrong with the code as when I hover the mouse over 'About us', the submenu didn't show up. I did make the submenu display:none and then when hover, it display: block but nothing happen. Thanks for your help

I am trying to solve this current code of mine which allows user to add favourites to a list and delete them. Adding them is not an issue but deleting individually is a headache. I am not sure what is wrong with my code.

favourites.page.ts

I have the following dataframe. What I am trying to achieve is for each ‘Date_worked’, the sum of the hours in the ‘Time_spent’ column should equal to 7. For example, on 6/10/2019 the sum of the hours is already 7, so nothing needs to be adjusted. On 6/12/2019, the sum of the hours is 4.25, so I need to insert a row with a ‘Tab_description’ ‘Difference’, which would show as the difference of 2.75 under the ‘Time_spent’. 6/13/2019 and 6/14/2019 already amount to 7, so nothing needs to be done there. In the case of 6/19/2019, I need to do the same as in 6/12/2019, insert a row with a sum of 6 to make the total sum up to 7. Thanks for your help.

I've managed to create some code which makes divs appear when the user clicks the navigation buttons.

This works without the html code inside the javascript (which will be the information shown on the pafge when the use clicks a button).

I've had a huge red error come up on my atom and I cant seem to find what I've done wrong. I've tried using Linter too and nothing is coming up.

Can anyone suggest anything?

Here is an image with the error:

here is the code:

With PHP, I need to create a three-level-deep navbar. I have data like this:

And I need it to be organized like so:

Napkins --Colored Napkins ----American Tradition --White Beverage Napkins ----American Digital ----American Tradition ----American Hi-Speed --White Luncheon Napkins ----American Digital ----American Tradition ----American Hi-Speed --White Dinner Napkins ...(etc)... Plates --Eco-Plates ----American Tradition --Plastic Trays ...(etc)...

Just using a relatively simple

structure with
• and . Clearly a loop is needed to go through the rows of data. And I know that I'd need to do lots of "testing" to see if the "current" category/subcategory/method matches the one from the previous iteration of the loop.

  But I'm having trouble getting the

  and
  • tags to close at the correct locations and to not show the print method tier when there is only one print method for a given category/subcategory. Or when there is no print method (sometimes it can be null, such as for plastic utensils). How can I set this up?
    Edit

    The code I have so far, which almost works, but is very clunky ($items is the data from the database):

    ...

I am so sorry if this has been answered, but I've looked at tens of threads for over an hour and nothing seems to be addressing my issue.

I'm working on a project for school. The instruction I'm stuck on states: Code a media query for the screen type that checks that the viewport width is 959 pixels or less. Within this media query, reduce the font size for the h1 element in the section to 135%, and reduce the font size for the h2 elements in the section and the aside to 120%.

So, I have coded a media query that does just this, as you can see toward the bottom of my code. I noted that the syntax highlighting doesn't apply in Notepad++ because media queries aren't recognized (that one I did figure out on a thread!) But that same thread stated that the media query would still work in my browser, and that is the issue. It is not working. When I look at it with developer tools in Chrome, my formatting for my media query is actually being overridden by my original styling. I've changed the order of my meta tag in the head on my HTML, and I've moved the query to the top and bottom of my CSS. Nothing is working. I am hoping someone can tell me what the issue is??? Please!

I'm trying to clean up HTML so that all I have is the relevant text I want. The following code cleans up the superscript tags with the first defined function, I wan't to do the same thing but with the 'h4', 'h1', 'a', and 'li' tags before I use .get_text.

I am trying to read the json data from a static json file that I have for testing on a local web server but I cannot get anything to show up with using the $http.get() service. I looked at a few other similar questions here but all accepted answers account for use of the promise methods, however on the angularjs v1.6.x+ these have been depreciated.

Initially I tried setting my json data on a variable inside of the controller, and everything worked fine, however once I moved to a JSON file nothing shows up. My first error was that I was unaware the JSON file has to be in ANSI format for the JSON.parse() angular calls to be able to work. Before switching the file encoding to ANSI I was getting syntax errors and my json structure was correct. (some text editor like Dreamweaver will create JSON files in UTF-8 format).

At this point when I inspect the webpage there are no JS errors on the console whatsoever, however no data shows up at all. Here is what I have: My events.json

I have a list created in Python embedded into a cell of a csv. I am trying to coerce the elements into a datatable in R, but I am stuck on one particular vector which contains text. The reason is that while strsplit() works fine with the numeric values by splitting on ",", any embedded comma in the text causes one vector to be longer than the others. Below I've enclosed a reproducible example. Thank you for any help you can provide!