google-search | personal website in the style and form of a google search | Portfolio library

XMLHTTP (the client object) is not permitted to access remote objects (viruses) unless the scripting host is trusted. So the reason Access is given a permission error is because it hasn't told XMLHTTP that it has that permission.

I don't know more about XMLHTTP trust settings. See if the Trust Center (Access) helps.

Will pushing a new local change overwrite his changes?

No*

How do I get the changes from the merged PR into my IDE?

git pull

Explanation

It's implied in the question that until now your workflow has been something like:

• make a change
• commit change locally (git add foo.file + git commit -m "adding foo file")

Periodically thereafter:

• pushing those changes from local to GitHub (git push)

With a single contributor (you) the local copies of files have always been in sync with remote files (or ahead of them, after committing and before pushing).

Let's take a look at what happens with a new local change and you want to push it to the remote, to see if it will clobber the pull request's changes:

I'm not sure if that is what you're looking for - but to stretch the other menu just add flex-fill class to all nav-item-s within it.

Check the result here: https://jsfiddle.net/n39xpawf/

OK then - seem like i didn't get your idea yesterday ;) To reproduce the desired display as it is on your image just add the CSS below to absolutely position the brand-logo image for screen wider then 767px:

There are no property documented to show the arrow on the right side. But you can try to overwrite the styles manually. The arrows are applied as :before and :after elements of the .p-overlaypanel container. You need to define more specific styles to push the Arrows to the right. This can be done, for example, as follows:

Go to the link and download this , if you have it then just open it

Once you open it, it might take some other steps but it's obvious and just go with it.

You'll see you might have something like this, just download it or resume.

If updating above doesn't work then you need to configure or make some updates here. You can make some updates here too my clicking "Modify".

Check that and download what you need there or you might found there that you just need to update Microsoft Visual C++ as stated on the error, but I also suggest to update everything there cause you might still need it on your future programs, I think those with the C++ as I've done that before and has a similar problem just like that when installing a python pakcage which is the package for creating WorldCloud visualization.

I ended up using Angular Google Maps (AGM) to load this library and it works well.

Try this pathname in github: look.c

Google has a feature where you can get the result from a particular website. So the procedure here is just to search via that feature and click the first link found:

OK so i've gone over the codebase of that component and there is no @keydown event as the parent is not an input. It's wrapped in a div.

There is an event that is triggered when the search term is updated which can be seen here

The event you want to listen for is @search-change

e.g.