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JavaScript

Posted by Ben Os
Ben Os
20,008 Points

What's wrong with these two Javascript code variations?

if (window.width <= 1024px) { document.querySelector(".logo-text").innerHTML = "ForMen <br> פתרונות לגברים"; }

if (window.style.width <= 1024px) { document.querySelector(".logo-text").innerHTML = "ForMen <br> פתרונות לגברים"; }

Both seem not to work.

Console prints "Syntax error: Unexpected token".

1 Answer

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

You asked this very similar question using more colorful language. :wink:

You have the same issues here:

  • you can't use CSS units in JavaScript, values in JavaScript are unitless (so leave off the "px")
  • there's no "width" propery of window, you probably want "innerWidth"
  • there's also no "style.width" property of "window"
Ben Os
Ben Os
20,008 Points

Hi! There are similarities indeed but on the other question I meant to emphasis the issue of modes (strict / other possible non strict modes) as I've seen some of the code worked as long as bad parts were removed but didn't worked when these bad parts brought it. I really didn't mean to ask a similar question for the sake of similarity. Just used similar materials to construct the two different questions in a fast way..