for loops and class 'card' from Selecting DOM practice workshop

Hi there, Leo Marco Corpuz ! When you use getElementsByClassName or getElementsByTagName etc, notice that the word in there is plural. It's Elements as oppsed to Element. The one case where this is different is getElementById and that's because an id must be unique on a page. It can only be assigned to òne element so it is only possible for it to return one element.

In all other cases, what is being returned is something very similar to an array of elements. We access them much like an array using subscripting. For example, to target the third unordered list we might use something like document.getElementsByTagName("ul")[2]. So in each of these cases, you will need to loop through that collection and apply the style to each separate element. Who knows? Maybe you have an unordered list with several <li> elements and instead of using one of the built in color names, you're using RGB and for every list item in that list, you want the amount of blue to increase by a certain amount.

If you open up your developer tools, you will see the errors that are causing your problem. The .style property is only available on an individual DOM node. But you are trying to apply it to a collection of DOM nodes.

I took the liberty of reworking your code to show you how I might go about this practice, but only look if you're ready for a spoiler!

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Hope this helps!