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Which HTML5 tag should I use to mark up an author’s name?

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Using Pylint with Django

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Placing/Overlapping(z-index) a view above another view in android

... the group, it just layers them in regard to the parent. RelativeLayout is more for positioning relative to other items. – Kevin Coppock Jun 12 '12 at 17:22 3 ...
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String to object in JS

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How can I check if a var is a string in JavaScript?

...can't, all I can do is +1 to both, than give the accepted answer at who is more near to my specific problem, that I've not fully explained. – vitto Jun 9 '11 at 0:04 ...
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Disable Visual Studio code formatting in Razor

... I would up-vote you more then one time, This is a correct response for vs version 2013 up1 and newer. – Erik Simonic Jan 24 '16 at 11:33 ...
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How to replace all occurrences of a string?

...placeAll and a regular expression, but that doesn't seem to be the case anymore in modern browsers. Benchmark: https://jsperf.com/replace-all-vs-split-join Conclusion: If you have a performance critical use case (e.g processing hundreds of strings), use the Regexp method. But for most typical use ca...
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Stacking Divs from Bottom to Top

... A more modern answer to this would be to use flexbox. As with many other modern features, they won't work in legacy browsers, so unless you're ready to ditch support for browsers from the IE8-9 era you will need to look for an...
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Insert, on duplicate update in PostgreSQL?

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Is there a NumPy function to return the first index of something in an array?

... np.argwhere would be slightly more useful here: itemindex = np.argwhere(array==item)[0]; array[tuple(itemindex)] – Eric Oct 17 '16 at 20:46 ...