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Courses Plus Student 385 PointsChild View
I created a featured child view template just like the video shows but when i click on the link it takes me to the about template instead of featured. I double checked and I havent linked it the about template yet I dont know what I did wrong>????
Tj Spidey
Courses Plus Student 385 Pointshttps://www.dropbox.com/s/1m7scmkxberwbyl/Screenshot%202016-04-13%2018.33.54.png?dl=0
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Tj Spidey
Courses Plus Student 385 PointsStill No Answer??.....................
1 Answer
Gavin Schilling
37,904 PointsI am not yet to that challenge, but off-hand I would suggest looking at if you really want all your ul's active at the same time instead of manipulating the DOM one at a time respective to your desired link. While several languages could take care of this, jQuery would be an obvious good fit.
Steven Parker
231,271 PointsSteven Parker
231,271 PointsCan you share your code here, or make a snapshot of your workspace and share the link to it?