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3,476 PointsIncluding jQuery in our Project - Task 3 of 5
"In the second script tag, write the jQuery code that you'd use to select all elements with the class of "removable".
I'm really stuck on this, Can anyone help me out?
5 Answers
Casey Ydenberg
15,622 PointsjQ selectors are of the form $('something') where something is usually some CSS-like syntax.
So if you can think of a CSS text that will select items of a specific class, you should be all set ...
Richard Mockford
3,476 PointsHi thanks for you reply, Ive finally managed to crack it.
Thank you
Martin Rheaume
4,831 PointsRemember, in this task all you are doing is selecting, so don't over think it. First step is to locate the two script tags. Once you find them insert your code into the second one. Remember jq selecters are the same as css selectors, so you would you select the class remove in css? Put that in the format that Casey demonstrated above, and you should be good to go.
Keith Gulbro
16,078 PointsHey Richard, I know you figured it out but here's the code for this specific step:
Code removed
That's all you need. It's just asking to call all elements with the class removable. Pretty simple. Cheers.
James Barnett
39,199 Pointskeith gulbro - I've redacted the answer code from your post. Here on the Treehouse forums we usually try to stick to giving hints and letting the user learn to solve their own issues.
This is why 2 people who posted before you didn't post the code for the answer.