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Nate Mallison
@NJM8
yup, the tutorial I'm looking at suggested using querySelector but i don't like that, too vague.
Tom
@moT01
yea, that's something to keep in mind - if you add another ul and it's before the one you're trying to target - it will mess things up
Nate Mallison
@NJM8
if the ul has a class can't you do something like querySeletor("ul .insertclassnamehere")
Gersho
@Gersho
don't know that works in js, try it and let us know :p
Nate Mallison
@NJM8
thats a no.
Gersho
@Gersho
thanks @NJM8
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Nate Mallison
@NJM8
I guess if it has a class you would just search for that class with getElementByClassName.
Gersho
@Gersho
plural
you'd have the same issue than getElementsByTagName
Nate Mallison
@NJM8
well, so querySelector(element class) actually searches the children of the found element with that class name
korzo
@korzo
@NJM8 I would say it should work
parameter is CSS selector
Nate Mallison
@NJM8
so if you had a ul, and the first li has a class of first, you can find it with querySelector("ul .first");
korzo
@korzo
@NJM8 yes
Long Nguyen
@longnt80
@NJM8 so it's not vague at all
Gersho
@Gersho
but it would aim the li, not the ul
Usman
@halohah
@khaduch thanks!
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Usman
@halohah
@piteto Thanks! This actually helps understands some things.
linkin-park
@linkin-park
hi all
Fabien SHAN
@X140hu4
hi
linkin-park
@linkin-park
damn i'm working all alone again on redoing a page from scratch :) just 1 day left :/
i really need your help on this :)
can use css grid or bootstrap ?
linkin-park
@linkin-park
@X140hu4 any thoughts ?
Umurerwa
@Umurerwa08
Hello Fellow campers,
I am stuck on my first project of building a tribute page, can anyone help me as I am inserting a picture into the codes but it's not displaying.
Henry
@GitHub-Henry
@Umurerwa08 Hope this helps
linkin-park
@linkin-park
:'D
Long Nguyen
@longnt80
@linkin-park what do you mean one day left?
linkin-park
@linkin-park
good question @longnt80 i need to do a reverse engineer some site and i have a day left for my homework
Long Nguyen
@longnt80
@linkin-park what are the requirements?
linkin-park
@linkin-park
they have given a website :)
cant share the link of the website , since its given never share site online for the purpose of homework - guidelines todo homework :(
Long Nguyen
@longnt80
@linkin-park I'd say do it with vanilla css using css grid
don't use bootstrap
linkin-park
@linkin-park
my question is what if the old browser didnt support grid :?
Long Nguyen
@longnt80
how old
linkin-park
@linkin-park
not sure about that :fire:
Long Nguyen
@longnt80
@linkin-park you can apply progessive enhancement method
linkin-park @linkin-park googles progressive enhance......
Long Nguyen
@longnt80
write styles that support old browsers, then ..
use feature query to write css that can make use of css grid
so basically, old browsers that don't support grid will look different
something like this:
/* css for old browsers */

@supports (display: grid) {
    /* css for grid supported browsers */ 
}
Markus Kiili
@Masd925
@longnt80 @supports is not supported by IE ;)
Long Nguyen
@longnt80
that's why you put it under / css for old browsers /