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Ifeanyi Gbemudu
2,054 PointsMy code always displays an extra div (grey circle) after the last number with no number in it though. Not sure why.
If I generate 10 divs from the code, I get 11 with the last div (grey circle) empty and misaligned vertically. Here's my code
var html = "";
for (var i = 1; i <= 10; i += 1) { html += "<div>" + i + "</div>"; }
document.write(html);
3 Answers
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsThis code simply makes 10 div elements containing sequential numbers (1 - 10), all left-aligned. No circles or other graphic elements.
Is there some HTML and/or CSS and/or additional script that goes with this?
Joerg Strohbach
3,049 PointsSame problem here. Looking at the generated HTML code I figured out, that one of my installed browser extensions (Clip to Devonthink) created the last, empty circle.
Here is the line I found in the HTML source:
<div id="cliptodevonthink-is-installed"></div>
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsThat's a rather naughty browser extension!
I had not heard of "Devonthink" before, but perhaps this article I found on their website might help: When Chrome doesn’t like Clip to DEVONthink.
Jessica Foster
6,950 PointsI have the same problem. For me it's the Snagit extension I use for taking screenshots:
<div id="techsmith-snagitchrome-extension"></div>