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I have a checkbutton:

in my nuxt app , after changing route using this.$router.push({ path: '/path' }) i got the nodeOps.tagName(...) is undefined in firefox , in chrome i get cannot get access to .toLowerCase() of undefined in the same line .

it happens in createPatchFunction of vue.runtime.esm.js versions: nuxt:^2.14.12, vue:^2.6.12

I create two nested TabController in flutter but i have large margin or padding between two tab

you can see this space in below picture

i want to reduce this padding or margin , but i don't know how i can do ?

this is my home component code:

A padding modifier in SwiftUI takes an EdgeInsets, eg

.padding(.leading, 8)

However, there are only leading and trailing EdgeInsets, and not left and right. This presents a problem because not everything in RTL languages should necessarily be reversed from the way it's displayed in LTR languages.

Is there a way to achieve the same or similar effect as the padding modifier, which forces the padding to be on left or right side, regardless of directionality of the language?

I want to load the table.html file, which contains a table with bootstrap classes, on the index page. The problem is that it does not get style after loading the table. What is the reason? If I import bootstrap libraries in the table.html file, my problem will be solved, but this solution is not suitable because for each bootstrap library call is loaded, I want to import the desired libraries only once in the index page, and each time my tables load in it.

here is my code: (you can also see https://github.com/yarandish/Challanges)

index.html:

I'm creating an R Markdown document using the 'papaja' package and the 'apa7' LaTeX template. When used together, the latter package and template currently produce a conflict due to duplicated \author and \affiliation fields in the tex file. Earlier, a method was found to resolve this conflict that worked by adding the following LaTeX commands to the preamble (through header-includes in the YAML header):

I want to let the user switch the whole document between LTR and RTL. Some CSS properties have start and end values that follow the direction of the document. Most geometrical relations are though absolute.
I want to do something like this if possible, in plain CSS without Javascript and without reloading the document:

if dir is ltr
use padding-left: 65px;
if dir is rtl
use padding-right: 65px;

Edit: Here is i complete list of logical properties and values, so adding a conditional properties may not be needed altogether. Note though that some or all will not work on few years old browsers. My 4yo Galaxy s8 for instance, has never updated its native browser who did not support logical.

Edit2: See now that float: inline-start and inline-end are only supported by Firefox, so back to conditional CSS,

I'm writing a website that support arabic language. I'm using bootstrap-tables for my tables, It work very well, but when I change direction to RTL its not working currectly and when I push the table header to resiz it, next table header resize.

html:

If you have worked with RTL language like Arabic, maybe you could give me some guides on how I can display the language correctly in swiftui.

I tried something like below but it is actually not correct as they are still left aligned.