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JavaScript JavaScript and the DOM (Retiring) Traversing the DOM DOM Traversal - More Review

dominic delong
dominic delong
5,023 Points
Posted by dominic delong
dominic delong
5,023 Points

I think I am over thinking this

Using DOM traversal, assign all children of the ul to the constant lis

const ul = document.getElementsByClassName('ul')[0]; const lis = ul____________

3 Answers

Ben Schroeder
Ben Schroeder
22,818 Points
Ben Schroeder
Ben Schroeder
22,818 Points

The property you're looking for is .children.

Taurai Job Munodawafa
Taurai Job Munodawafa
9,877 Points

how to i set the property

Prsicilla Anesu Muzerengwa
Prsicilla Anesu Muzerengwa
12,577 Points
Prsicilla Anesu Muzerengwa
Prsicilla Anesu Muzerengwa
12,577 Points

Taurai this is how you set it.

const ul = document.getElementsByClassName('ul')[0];
const lis = ul.children
mongst
mongst
10,841 Points

const lis = ul.children;

Takunda Muzavazi
Takunda Muzavazi
5,380 Points
Takunda Muzavazi
Takunda Muzavazi
5,380 Points

.children is the property there, const lis = ul.children;