@Mortiferr You can also right-click the output in your browser's console and select copy property path
Patrick Black Jr
@patrickblackjr
oh okay, thank you
Tyler Moeller
@TylerMoeller
Patrick Black Jr
@patrickblackjr
very helpful
Tyler Moeller
@TylerMoeller
@Mortiferr your script in your html is likely running before you get the data back from the API
Also, 'units' is undefined in that chunk of code
Patrick Black Jr
@patrickblackjr
Are you sure? I have units globally defined I thought
But yeah you're probably right I need to specify
Tyler Moeller
@TylerMoeller
Even if 'units' and 'imperial' are both globally defined, they don't have a value until you get some data back from the API - that takes some time to visit the API URL and then come back
In the browser console, I see this error when running your codepen:
index.html:20 Uncaught ReferenceError: units is notdefined
at index.html:20
@ingundela That's how lists work by default, they list items vertically
@ingundela <li> is a block element, so to make it horizontal, you can use display: inline. I'm not sure that's the look you want to achieve though - if you can be more specific, I might be able to give a better answer
@JGreenusff Are you running into errors with what you have tried or having problems searching for how to build a navbar?
Adrian Warholm
@adrianwarholm
Hey, anyone online?
Ivan Ngundela
@ingundela
@TylerMoeller is it fine if I show my code like this.. to have it horizontally?
<divid="menu"><ul>
Solucoes
Internet
Voz
Suporte
Loja
</ul>
@TylerMoeller I want to have in the top right of my page Solucoes Internet Voz Suporte Loja
@TylerMoeller I was actually just confused more on implementing my html and css files with the stack? Should I go to the back-end chatroom for methods of implementation or ask it here?
Tyler Moeller
@TylerMoeller
@adrianwarholm If it's specific to HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, maybe we can help
This room is for help with the Free Code Camp Front-end Development Certification assignments though: https://www.freecodecamp.com/map
The back-end chatroom is for help with the back-end certification projects
Adrian Warholm
@adrianwarholm
@TylerMoeller Thanks! But it's just a personal project I'm on that freecodecamp got me interested with. Since MERN is isomorphic, I think that may be the issue. I just want my application to display my HTML and CSS files. I don't know how to get them to show on the screen though other than MERN's default template.
CamperBot
@camperbot
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