lofi | 🎵🔉 A mini Spotify player with WebGL visualizations | Music Player library

I am getting a table on the page. The first page shows 100 rows and the next page the next 100 rows and so on. I have tried this, but this doesn't seem to work, It writes to only first table. What would be the correct way so that the next rows get keep getting added to the df.

I'm learning how to make a site and decided to make a dark mode checkbox for it. I set a transition: 0.5s ease-in-out to make it look good but the problem is that the transition occurs everytime I change pages and it hurts the eyes. How can I make it so that the transition only happens when I check or uncheck the checkbox.

So I am trying to do a music bot except it is not playing the audio. Here is the error I got:

'VoiceClient' object has no attribute 'create_ytdl_player'

I know already I have to do the following:

How do I create a random video to play every time a user visits/reloads the page with Javascript?

For example, if one person were to go onto my domain, the iFrame would try to load any of the .mp4 files inside of my media file directory where it has like 4 different .mp4 videos. Here is my code below.

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I'm trying to make a LoFi Radio for Discord. Whenever the bot goes online, it joins every channel named lofi on a server (this is very badly coded and won't work if there's more than two lofi channels in one server I know, will fix later.) The problem I'm having is the broadcast dispatcher's finish event is only called once. I want it to play a new random song every time the last one stops, but it only plays one when it goes online and one after that song, then the dispatcher is set to null which confuses me.

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I am writing to ask how to get rid of repetitive code for a page I am building. I began learning html about a month ago. I know about other languages but have never used any except for C. My knowledge of C comes from two intro programming college classes I took roughly 10 years ago. I did about zero programming during that 10 year gap.

My page currently has a container, a row, and three cols. Each col contains a bootstrap card. I want to eventually have dozens or hundreds of rows of cards on multiple pages. If I try to add more rows of cards, I quickly get hundreds of lines of repeating code. I image this would present a huge problem if I want to make changes to the cards in the future.

As far as I can tell, the only unique components of each card are the href and img src links, card title, and card text.

I have been reading about how to eliminate the repeating code. I came across several articles and I found out that I cannot achieve this with html alone. The articles mentioned using other languages and methods that I am not familiar with like javascript, jquery, template engine, blockwrapper. I would imagine that there are several ways to get rid of the repetition. Something I had in mind was using an object or function to pass the unique information into the cards, but I have no idea how to do that.

I want to use a method that is straightforward, conventional, and would open introduce me to new skills/languages. I am also open to novel or unconventional approaches. I would really appreciate the help.

Screenshot of the page .

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I am developing a website and would like a bootstrap toast to appear in the top right corner which already happens however I would the toast to appear above the carousel but the toast instead moves all the elements and leaves a big gray area as show in the picture.

I would like it to hover over the content as like the example in the placement section of https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.3/components/toasts/

Here is the code for my toast:

I need your help. I have a text file, which is a database. The data in it looks something like this:

I have a simple slider I've put together using the newish CSS Scroll Snap module.

Now I'm stuck with how to show the user what page they're on. In Javascript one typically does this like this or via bootstrap like this... but I'm scratching my head how to detect and display the index of the current visible slide given that it's only a CSS implementation thus far. Any ideas? Or do I have to revert to a js slider?