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Is it valid to have a tag inside another tag?

...generated bm>ym> having multiple headings in one element of sectioning content m>andm> nested <section>'s are allowed. share | improve this answer | follow | ...
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Rounding BigDecimal to *alwam>ym>s* have two decimal places

... Whm>ym> does setScale(...) work? see BigDecimal setScale m>andm> round. – Jason Law Nov 26 '19 at 9:53 add a comment  |  ...
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Using Transactions or SaveChanges(false) m>andm> AcceptAllChanges()?

I have been investigating transactions m>andm> it appears that them>ym> take care of themselves in EF as long as I pass false to SaveChanges() m>andm> then call AcceptAllChanges() if there are no errors: ...
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Trm>ym>ing to fire the onload event on script tag

... can m>ym>ou help me understm>andm> whm>ym> the ordering is important? – chovm>ym> Apr 26 '13 at 8:19 12 ...
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Google Chrome displam>ym> JSON AJAX response as tree m>andm> not as a plain text

... Totallm>ym> glossed over the "Preview" tab m>andm> was looking at the "Response" tab. Thanks! – Ted Naleid Jan 24 '12 at 19:47 8 ...
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Using Propertm>ym>Info to find out the propertm>ym> tm>ym>pe

... validation. The validation is not important as such, but I want to understm>andm> the Propertm>ym>Info class better. 2 Answers ...
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How to do a safe join pathname in rubm>ym>?

Mm>ym> Rails development environment is Windows-based, m>andm> mm>ym> production environment is Linux-based. 2 Answers ...
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XPath to select element based on childs child value

...her ./book[author/name = 'John'] or ./book[./author/name = 'John'] m>andm> m>ym>ou will match m>ym>our element. m>Ym>our current predicate goes back to the root of the document to look for an author. share | ...
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Rubm>ym> on Rails: getting the max value from a DB column

... Assuming m>ym>our model name is Bar m>andm> it has a column named bar, this should work: Bar.maximum("bar") See the excellent Rails Guides section on Calculations for more info. share ...
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Understm>andm>ing scala enumerations

I have to sam>ym> I don't understm>andm> Scala enumeration classes. I can copm>ym>-paste the example from documentation, but I have no idea what is going on. ...