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I have a CSS issue. Firefox renders the content the way I intend, however, chrome collapses the grid and does not display the image at the height it is supposed.

My intent: The image should be as large as possible without exceeding the width of the column. The row height should be taken from the resulting height of the image.

The recommendations discussed in this thread result in the issue below: Controlling the size of an image within a CSS Grid layout

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I know that the selenium module can do this, however it has to actually open the site on my computer. The code that I have been using so far is:

Im making a discord bot where a user can type the prefix of the bot (for example 'bonfire' here) and then a message so that it quotes it and you can look at the quote whenever you want. However There is an argument here that never gets entered and im not sure how i can make the user enter it?

I'm using firebase functions with Node.js and I'm trying to create multiple environments for that. As far as I read I just need to create separate projects for that in Firebase, which I did.

I'm using Flamelink as well and I want to achieve the same. I actually have a Bonfire plan for Flamelink that allows multiple environments. My concern is that the different environments in Flamelink write into the same database in Firebase separating it only with a flag of environment, so whenever I want to query something from the db I also have to specify my environment as well.

Is there a way to have different databases for different Flamelink environments with my setup, so I only specify the environment in my config and not in my queries?

I'm trying to round the corners of my entire application's window in swift, like the cash app or bonfire. How do I do that?

I have an XSD which is used to create the corresponding classes in Java interfaces. Every element of my xsd has its own , and I was wondering if I could reference another into a documentation tag.

To be clearer, if I was writing this in Java Doc:

Welcome I have simple problem with screen.width condition. It's my html code :

Write an expression that selects all the items ISBN and TITLE that their return is “3/12/2017”

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Originally I needed this for a chat app. Now I need it for something else as well... I figure I'd better ask.

Elaborating the chat app example: chat messages are lis, they have two spans: one for the author's nick, the other one for the message, I'd like the size of all spans to be equal (for aesthetic purposes) and grow to fit the longest nick.

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