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JavaScript JavaScript and the DOM (Retiring) Getting a Handle on the DOM Selecting Multiple Elements

Lucas Friedrich
Lucas Friedrich
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Posted by Lucas Friedrich
Lucas Friedrich
4,537 Points

i have no clue how to start

I really have no idea how to start

2 Answers

Antony .
Antony .
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Antony .
Antony .
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You can get a Collection back by using the querySelectorAll method on the document object.

var listItems = document.querySelectorAll('ul li');   
}
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,269 Points

Anthony's advice is correct. And the sample code shown will pass the challenge, but it's not the optimal solution.

The instructions say "The collection should contain all list items in the <ul> element with the ID of rainbow." So a more correct solution would include the ID in the selector. This way, if another list should be added to the code at a later time, the selector will still only target the desired elements.