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steve thomas
9,753 Pointsparent traversal using remove, no luck with question been a day now
const removeMe = document.querySelector('.remove_me'); let parent; $(".parent").parent().removeClass(".remove me");
2 Answers
Danny Burns
Courses Plus Student 8,780 PointsHi Thomas, I'm not sure what you're attempting to do based solely on your post, but I noticed something in your syntax that may help.
You posted...
const removeMe = document.querySelector('.remove_me'); let parent; $(".parent").parent().removeClass(".remove me"); not working for me, please help"
I'm assuming you're setting your variables here. Look at the "let parent" variable, and the last (".remove me"). You have a semi colon instead of an equal sign after the "let parent" and you have a space in between .remove and me in your last removeClass method.
Try this instead.
const removeMe = document.querySelector('.remove_me');
let parent = $('.parent).parent().removeClass(".remove_me");
I hope this helps, at least a little bit. If you could explain more of what you're attempting to achieve, I might be able to help a bit more.
Cheers!
steve thomas
9,753 Pointsconst removeMe = document.querySelector('.remove_me'); let parent; $(".parent").parent().removeClass(".remove me"); not working for me, please help