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7,085 PointsChallenge 5
"Within the anonymous function write the code to remove the element thatβs clicked from the document."
$('#message').hide().show('slow');
$('.removable').click( function() { this.remove() } );
This doesn't validate and I get "Bummer! null". What am I missing?
2 Answers
James Barnett
39,199 PointsWhen selecting an element in JQuery you use $(element)
syntax, that includes when selecting this
.
Pierre Poujade
7,085 PointsIndeed, that did the trick.