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Ruby

Posted by Daniel Jones
Daniel Jones
149 Points

Display:none not working

Hi,

I am following the Build A Simple Ruby On Rails track, on stage 2 front end development and on the lesson about adding interactivity.

In the video he creates a CSS rule to display:none but for some reason it doesn't work as the elements still display on the page. I am using a more recent version of Ruby then the tutorials but the same bootstrap css.

Any help would be great thanks.

2 Answers

Amin Ahmed khan
Amin Ahmed khan
5,371 Points
Amin Ahmed khan
Amin Ahmed khan
5,371 Points

can you please post the markup and style

Anton Shtylman
PLUS
Anton Shtylman
Courses Plus Student 23,306 Points
Anton Shtylman
Anton Shtylman
Courses Plus Student 23,306 Points

I've actually experienced this, its a bug, something to do with the page your looking at not being the right page, as the right page is the Statuses#index page but the page your looking at is loaded from the home page. I know my wording sucks, sorry.

I fixed it by playing around with the code, eventually it worked.