CSS
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a language used most often to style and improve upon the appearance of views. It allows for the separation of presentation and content, and includes the characteristics of layouts, colors and fonts. CSS builds upon HTML to make webpages more interactive and appealing to the user.
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We use PyQuery internally in our system to parse rendered HTML strings that we store in the database to be displayed in a Django web response. Essentially the code looks a bit like this:
def render_document(document):
parsed = PyQuery(document.rendered_html_string)
...But if untrusted users can cause that document.rendered_html_string to become a string that look
I was wondering, should we include a call to action when an error boundary is triggered asking our users to report the issue to us via Github?
Something like:
An unhandled error occurred in the application. We apologize for the inconvenience! You can notify the development team by opening an issue on our Github repository. Thank you for us
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Test fails with cryptic error message if fresh image is larger then baseline image (imagemagick)
Expected Output
assertSameFiles Needle should either state that the images are similar or that they are not.
Actual Output
ValueError: ("could not convert string to float: b'idt'") thrown at /needle/engines/imagemagick_engine.py:24
- Checking the
compare_stderrin that situation yieldscompare: width or height exceeds limit [...] - Running the actual command stored `incompare_
I learned from the API documentation that the SelectorList class contains a remove method. But I don't see it in v1.5.2.
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When running this tool on a large C codebase, I was experiencing errors with values out-of-bounds of the size of a short, so I modified _search.py to create a table with larger bounds:
diff --git a/documentation/_search.py b/documentation/_search.py
index cd8b643..efe2bc5 100644
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@@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ class ResultMap:
Slapdash is setup to use the Flask instance's config object to store Dash parameters. These are updated after Dash.init is called, so that they are safe to be used at runtimem via Flask's convenient current_app global. This means we can access Dash config without having to worry about import order
Among others, Angular and Polymer allow you to define custom elements.
This is not supported with lesscpy
example code:
customtag .values {
list-style: none;
}More info:
- Angular: https://docs.angularjs.org/guide/directive
- Polymer custom elements: https://customelements.io/
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Description
When the admin searches for a volunteer , instead of filling out all the form fields
(some of which are optional) , can we add * for the relevant fields to be filled . This will make it easier for the admin to navigate and search.
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Acceptance Criteria
Update [Required]
- identify mandatory form field names
- update form field names
Defin
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Over at csswg, it appears they plan to add :placeholder-select.
RESOLVED: Accept and add the :placeholder-select pseudo class and add a note for ::placeholder that we're interested in working on it
~~I don't think they plan to extend :placeholder-shown to included select options. Anyways, we'll have to wait until something is actually published before we even consider changing
Description
As a contributor,
I need to make respective tests for each contribution,
so that I can ensure proper code-checks
Mocks
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Acceptance Criteria
Update [Required]
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.travis.yml
Enhancement to Update [Optional]
- Travis CI tests
Definition of Done
- All of the required items are completed.
- Approval by 1 mentor.
Estimation
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There are many spots in the codebase where we print out straight objects. Often times, it is without context, like a QuerySet or a single object. We should add context to these statements and remove unneeded statements.
This would be a good issue for someone wishing to get started with Ion development.
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Created by Håkon Wium, Lie Bert Bos
Released December 17, 1996
- Website
- www.w3.org/Style/CSS/Overview.en.html
- Wikipedia
- Wikipedia
From Cascading and Inheritance:
It should be probably handled by the
expanderdecorator.