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JavaScript Using jQuery Plugins Introducing jQuery Plugins Exploring Plugin Options

Posted by Daniel Horowitz
Daniel Horowitz
Courses Plus Student 7,305 Points

When launching this workspace, there is no main.js file to follow along with.

There is also no teacher notes to direct you to additional classes regarding object literals.

Dylan Cairns
Dylan Cairns
11,191 Points
Dylan Cairns
Dylan Cairns
11,191 Points

For the main.js file the video shows that you're supposed to make that yourself by right clicking on the js folder and making a new file.

For the object literals, here's some information about them on MDN https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide/Grammar_and_types#Object_literals