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JavaScript JavaScript and the DOM (Retiring) Getting a Handle on the DOM Practice Selecting Elements

Andres Abimeri
Andres Abimeri
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Posted by Andres Abimeri
Andres Abimeri
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Help with this challenge

¿Can someone help me with the solution to this problem?

KRIS NIKOLAISEN
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
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Did you try anything so far?

Sam Gord
Sam Gord
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Sam Gord
Sam Gord
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i can't see the markup, if you can show me a little of the markup i'll be able to help ;)

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Mikołaj Gonciarz
Mikołaj Gonciarz
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Mikołaj Gonciarz
Mikołaj Gonciarz
8,078 Points

In each step you have to select all elements. I think querySelectorAll() will be most suitable.

Also remember that in the parethesis you can use dome traversing

e.g

const links = document.querySelectorAll(`div a`);

which will select all anchor elements which are inside div element. remember if you want to catch element by class or id to use . or # before class/id name.