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8,593 PointsQuestion 2 modify the $select code
I am stuck on this question. Here is what I tried.
//Problem: It look gross in smaller browser widths and small devices //Solution: To hide the text links and swap them out with a more appropriate navigation
//Create a select and append to #menu var $select = $("<select></select>"); $("#menu").append($select);
//Cycle over menu links $("#menu a").each(function(){ var $anchor = $(this); //Create an option var $option = $("<option></option>");
//Deal with selected options depending on current page
if($anchor.parent().hasClass("selected")) {
$option.prop("selected", true);
}
//option's value is the href
$option.val($anchor.attr("href"));
//option's text is the text of link
$option.text($anchor.text());
//append option to select
$select.append($option);
});
//Create button
var $button = $("<button>Go</button>");
$("#menu").change($button);
//Bind click to button
$button.click(function(){
//Go to select's location
window.location.replace = $select.val(href);
});
1 Answer
Cody Sheets
7,198 PointsHere's what worked for me, and it appears this is what you have written, but try to make sure the format is like this and see what happens!
//Deal with selected options depending on current page
if($anchor.parent().hasClass("selected")) {
$option.prop("selected", true);
}