Question: i have a command that outputs some data which keeps changing on regular basis.
In this data i need to extract some info and build a dictionary out of it.
I am specifically looking for those node names which have designation as "quorum" and "quorum-manager"

below is the sample output of the command:

```
GPFS cluster information
========================
  GPFS cluster name:         codev.NSD-1
  GPFS cluster id:           8865240017152489758
  GPFS UID domain:           codev.NSD-1
  Remote shell command:      /usr/bin/ssh
  Remote file copy command:  /usr/bin/scp
  Repository type:           CCR

 Node  Daemon node name  IP address   Admin node name  Designation
-------------------------------------------------------------------
   1   NSD-1             192.168.0.1  NSD-1            quorum
   2   NSD-2             192.168.0.2  NSD-2            quorum-manager
   3   NSD-3             192.168.0.3  NSD-3            quorum-manager
   4   NSD-4             192.168.0.4  NSD-4            manager
   5   client-1          192.168.0.5  client-1

```

i was looking for something like below:

```
NSD-1: quorum, NSD-2: quorum-manager, NSD-3:quorum-manager

```

is there a pythonic way to do this. if i have to use regex that might be too cumbersome.
any help appreciated.

Answer: 
In this case you have 2 solutions. First is to add this:

```
#filter-manager {
        float: left;
}

```

Second is to make h1 `table` :

```
#filter-manager h1 {
    display: table;
}

```
Try changing the display of the h1 in the css file.

If that does not work try and check the `width:30%` and `margin:0` parameters your problem is definitely in there.