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The title pretty much sums it up. I'm aware of the possibility of creating your own custom tags with ui:composition, or having multiple ui:insert with the same name, but they all require defining the ...
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I have a large xhtml file, below the imports there is a component that should only render when a test from a Bean returns true. <c:if test="#{MyBean.myFunction()}"> <div id=&...
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Java 21 and Wildfly 37.0.0: Seeing this weird thing where I'm creating a new composite component, but the field passed into it is null when residing inside a <ui:include> within another ...
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Describe the bug: In my attached code I have a parent table with multiple rows (rows are expandable) when I expand it and try to select a sub-row, it doesn't get selected, Note: both parent table and ...
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My web page is designed to allow people to use HSL or RGB gauges to play around with colours. However, if you use the RGB gauges to find a colour that corresponds to a CSS colour name, or use the ...
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I’m getting a really bad layout shift when a large image mentioned below is loaded. I’m using an (X)HTML5 figure element, and its figcaption shows first near the top of the window, then when the image ...
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I have a template word document with a placeholder that needs to be replaced by HTML code. That HTML code has test wrapped images as well. Ill break down my requirement and the issue below. ...
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I'm very new to working with HTML/XML so forgive me if I don't include something important. I have an xhtml file that I'm trying to parse using the Python lmxl library. The goal is to place the result ...
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I am trying to convert HTML content into PowerPoint slides using the XHTMLtoPPTX library, but I am encountering this issue: Table properties such as colspan and rowspan are not being applied and ...
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For accessibility, do I need to write lang="xx" as well as xml:lang="xx" attributes in XML (XHTML5) to indicate human natural language and language changes? I am always writing XML ...
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I am trying to convert HTML content into PowerPoint slides using the XHTMLtoPPTX library, but I am encountering this issue: Inline CSS Styles Not Applying Correctly: Some CSS styles, particularly ...
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I have an XML file with tournament data and want to calculate the total points for each team. Here’s the XML: <tournoi date="2012-12-12"> <match date="2012-12-20" ...
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I have a result set in SQL Server (simplified and with fewer rows): Name Last Sale Delivery Details Call Date Details Smith 2024-06-13 Parcels go to side dr 2024-08-19 Enquiry re stk Smith 2024-06-13 ...
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Hi I am currently trying to learn how ESEF works and i have some questions about the link:schemaRef Element. Please correct me when I am wrong at any point as I am still learning :) In general the ...
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My nav element is positioned at the end of the document for accessibility reasons, and positioned at the top of the screen using CSS. Because of the document order, I suspect that the nav links will ...
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