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JavaScript

Posted by ignacio palma
ignacio palma
8,698 Points

li class="selected" How did they set dinamically that the li element has the class selected??

How did they set dinamically that the li element has the class selected??

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
243,656 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
243,656 Points

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Álvaro Massana
Álvaro Massana
14,142 Points
Álvaro Massana
Álvaro Massana
14,142 Points

A bit hard to answer without any code, but my guess is that they used JQuery, for example 

$("li").addClass("selected")

I hope it helps!