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Jason Larkin
13,970 PointsTraversing and Manipulating the DOM with JavaScript Challenge 1 part 2
I am thoroughly stuck on question #2: making line 14 get the anchor element from inside the listItem. Everything I try, all based upon reviewing the preceding videos and Workspace notes results in an error message.
Can anybody please help put me on the right track?
2 Answers
Dustin Matlock
33,856 PointsHi Jason, the code challenge wants you to get the anchor — a element — from inside the listItem. You can do that using the querySelector, and here's how:
var anchor = listItem.querySelector("a");
Jason Larkin
13,970 PointsThank you Dustin, I hadn't tried that!