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javascript:(function()%7B((document)%20%3D%3E%20%7Bdocument.querySelectorAll('.row').forEach(row%20%3D%3E%20%7Blet%20views%20%3D%20parseInt(row.querySelector('td%3Anth-child(3)').innerText.replace('%2C'%2C%20'')%2C%2010)%3Blet%20faves%20%3D%20parseInt(row.querySelector('td%3Anth-child(4)').innerText.replace('%2C'%2C%20'')%2C%2010)%3Blet%20ratio%20%3D%20Math.round(10000%20*%20faves%20%2F%20views)%20%2F%20100%3Brow.querySelector('td%3Anth-child(4)').innerText%20%3D%20row.querySelector('td%3Anth-child(4)').innerText%20%2B%20'%20('%20%2B%20ratio%20%2B%20'%20%25)'%3B%7D)%3B%7D)(window.document)%7D)()

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javascript:(function(){((document)=>{document.querySelectorAll('.engagement-item.fave.faved').forEach(row=>{row.closest('.photo-list-gallery-photo-view').remove();});})(window.document);})();

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copy of the topic in Algolia community: https://discourse.algolia.com/t/searching-for-multiple-matches-in-a-single-item-at-once/13743

Hi, we are looking for a way to use Algolia in a use case that doesn't seem supported, so I'm seeking advice, maybe someone already had a similar use case and found a solution.

Discrete values and searches

UPDATED with a solution in attempt #6

About the data

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Heaviest images on French government sites (.gouv.fr)

Google BigQuery request with HTTP Archive data

Here's the how to.

SELECT
  url,
 ROUND(respBodySize/1024) AS imgWeight,

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/* ***********************************************
  Styles for Mastodon

  Adapted from different sources
  - https://write.as/panais/styles-pour-mastodon-avec-stylus
  - https://mastodon.social/@matuzo/109284559864791077
  - https://mastodon.social/@matuzo/109284628517006156
  - https://gist.github.com/justmarkup/e4f6d52bef604e170815aaf44f459fbc
*********************************************** */
/* Private messages */

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 …/nicolas-hoizey.photo   v22.5.0   main   23:06  npm run debug:start

> [email protected] debug:start
> DEBUG=Eleventy* npm start


> [email protected] start
> cross-env NODE_ENV=development npm-run-all --sequential clean build:js --parallel watch:*

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 …/nicolas-hoizey.photo   v22.5.0   main   23:06  npm run debug:start

> [email protected] debug:start
> DEBUG=Eleventy* npm start


> [email protected] start
> cross-env NODE_ENV=development npm-run-all --sequential clean build:js --parallel watch:*

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 …/nicolas-hoizey.photo   v22.5.0   main   23:06  npm run debug:start

> [email protected] debug:start
> DEBUG=Eleventy* npm start


> [email protected] start
> cross-env NODE_ENV=development npm-run-all --sequential clean build:js --parallel watch:*

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This is how I create images with caption in my Markdown content used in Eleventy.

This image:

![This is the alt text](path/to/the/image.jpg "This is the **title**")

Becomes this HTML: