I really liked how you explain the material explicitly and do not just say that you need to write something specific but really explain why you are writing it, thank you very much ! 🤝
Thank you for sharing, glad to hear this as I specifically focus on explaining it as much as possible in detail. As that was a very helpful way for me personally to understand Javascript.
THANK YOU for actually explaining what document.querySelector means!!! Nobody ever says that, they all just say "write this" and you have no idea what it means or why!!! New sub here, thank you so much.
This explanation was very well explained. I liked how you went step-by-step on what the value does, what JavaScript does, everything. I have been wondering for awhile why choose this or that "querySelector" why a period here and all of that. You answered everything perfectly and I have a greater understanding of why to choose that. Thank you!
Can you please make a video on how to use document.querySelectorAll for this? And how to make this buttons effects stay even if a user refreshes the page or goes to a different one? Thanks
Thank you for your question. I have created an answer video regarding to your question about querySelectAll here: czcams.com/video/Aryaf8xz1DI/video.html This video will show you exactly how it works and why it is quite different from the basic querySelector. Your second question will be made in a different video as that is a more complicated matter.
Yeah well explained, thank you so much but I got a question, what if we have 3 buttons (1st button is the main heading text, 2nd is 2nd heading text and 3th is 3th heading text) so what if we click on 2nd button and it changes our main heading text to 2nd and after that if we want to go back to main heading text what command do we use? function doSomething(){ document.selectElementById("Our main heading text's Id").innerHTML = "2nd heading text's name"; } function changeText(){ ("Our 2nd heading text's name" = document.selectElementById("Our main heading text's Id").innerHTML; } Smth like this or am I wrong?
You can use the style method in javascript to change the size and shape of your css is setup with classes for the shapes. document.querySelector('.square').className ='circle'; If you have css classes setup for the shapes you want.
@@editingtuto1.011 you have 2 options. Which option you select would depend on how that button would be connected. 1. You either go and use a database because that changed value should always display from now on. 2. You use can use the localStorage. For example with a shopping cart this is oftenly done see this video: czcams.com/video/2BY2oV2AMuI/video.html Where it only shows the value storage on the computer instead of database just like a cookie. If they remove the cookie the item would be removed from the shopping cart.
Awesome video! God bless. Always remember that Jesus Christ loves you all so much! Jesus Christ forgives all sins. Jesus Christ is God, King, and Savior!❤️🙏
Hi Shevonne, do you know how to check for errors in the developer tab in Chrome browser? For Mac use OPTION + COMMAND + i For Windows F12 One you open it click on the >> button to select "console". The console will show you error if your button has any incorrect JS. That is a very useful tool for debugging and solving your JS errors. Errors will be stated in red with the exact line of code where it failed to load. Check that line and explore what the error might be.
I appreciate your mistake! The mistakes are real! It shows it happens, and you showed us how to troubleshoot it starting from the least complicated, most likely problem in order to find the error. Good job! 👍🏽
I really liked how you explain the material explicitly and do not just say that you need to write something specific but really explain why you are writing it, thank you very much ! 🤝
Thank you for sharing, glad to hear this as I specifically focus on explaining it as much as possible in detail. As that was a very helpful way for me personally to understand Javascript.
teaching was on point , we new begginners need to hear more this kind of explanations thank u sir :)
Thank you for your kind words. I am glad to hear that.
i really like your video really a good and very easy way to understand
this guy is the best and believe me ive been around looking for just this!
thank you so much! Really cool and helpful tutorial! You got a new subscriber!
THANK YOU for actually explaining what document.querySelector means!!! Nobody ever says that, they all just say "write this" and you have no idea what it means or why!!! New sub here, thank you so much.
Perfect explanation does exists
Thank you for creating this video 🙏
Good stuff
Explained well in detail easy to understand and eàsy to do
Very nice and simple video thanks.
Thanks to you I understand query selector vs get element by id
Very easy to understand
Thank you
your a great teacher, bro. thank you
thanks a lot
I subscribed because your explanation is so cool.
I really like how you explain your videos
Well explained, thanks
good explanation man..
A really good explanation! Thanks.
*_Good job_*
ty so much for this video, It helps me a lot!
nice teaching
AAAAAAAAAAH I FINALLY DID IT AFTER SO MANY HOURS THANK YOU
Man, i was in a big mess, you helped me a lot, thank you so much
help full
Only because you made a mistake I could see the same mistake in my code!! I can't thank you enought!
thanks alot
what of clicking on a magnifier to open the searchbar?
This explanation was very well explained. I liked how you went step-by-step on what the value does, what JavaScript does, everything. I have been wondering for awhile why choose this or that "querySelector" why a period here and all of that. You answered everything perfectly and I have a greater understanding of why to choose that. Thank you!
Thank you very much bro
Thank you, I'm glad the video was helpful.
Great job so easy to understand. I subscribed!
Can you please make a video on how to use document.querySelectorAll for this? And how to make this buttons effects stay even if a user refreshes the page or goes to a different one? Thanks
Thank you for your question. I have created an answer video regarding to your question about querySelectAll here: czcams.com/video/Aryaf8xz1DI/video.html
This video will show you exactly how it works and why it is quite different from the basic querySelector. Your second question will be made in a different video as that is a more complicated matter.
How much html, css and js does one actually memorize to where you can build a website from scratch with no references(copying and altering code)?
Nice ;)
Yeah well explained, thank you so much but I got a question, what if we have 3 buttons (1st button is the main heading text, 2nd is 2nd heading text and 3th is 3th heading text) so what if we click on 2nd button and it changes our main heading text to 2nd and after that if we want to go back to main heading text what command do we use?
function doSomething(){
document.selectElementById("Our main heading text's Id").innerHTML = "2nd heading text's name";
}
function changeText(){
("Our 2nd heading text's name" = document.selectElementById("Our main heading text's Id").innerHTML;
}
Smth like this or am I wrong?
Motor Car with color code it is not working. So how can I put specific color on it?
Thank you for your tutorial here. How to change the size and shape of the button?
You can use the style method in javascript to change the size and shape of your css is setup with classes for the shapes.
document.querySelector('.square').className ='circle';
If you have css classes setup for the shapes you want.
qué grande, gracias
thanks
Thank you, happy to know the video was helpful.
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hello i was coding on replit and this happened ReferenceError: changeColor is not defined
at HTMLButtonElement.onclick (/:11:35) pls help me
but this is not in the js file..your still in the html file
hi, does this work when you click the button it will go to another link?
Hi Brian, thank you for your question. I have created an answer video covering your specific question here: czcams.com/video/xVMkFJZhZYU/video.html
How can i change the text of one page when button is clicked on another page?
If has any solution please provide as soon as possible
@@editingtuto1.011 you have 2 options. Which option you select would depend on how that button would be connected.
1. You either go and use a database because that changed value should always display from now on.
2. You use can use the localStorage. For example with a shopping cart this is oftenly done see this video: czcams.com/video/2BY2oV2AMuI/video.html
Where it only shows the value storage on the computer instead of database just like a cookie. If they remove the cookie the item would be removed from the shopping cart.
Awesome video! God bless. Always remember that Jesus Christ loves you all so much! Jesus Christ forgives all sins. Jesus Christ is God, King, and Savior!❤️🙏
How to revert back to original state after clicking same button?
Thank you for your question. I created a video covering this specific question here: czcams.com/video/w4LKrAabe_E/video.html
👍🏻
My button isnt working for some unknown reason and my teacher barely teaches us
Hi Shevonne, do you know how to check for errors in the developer tab in Chrome browser?
For Mac use OPTION + COMMAND + i
For Windows F12
One you open it click on the >> button to select "console". The console will show you error if your button has any incorrect JS. That is a very useful tool for debugging and solving your JS errors.
Errors will be stated in red with the exact line of code where it failed to load. Check that line and explore what the error might be.
This is how i forget one dot and find error everywhere😅
I appreciate your mistake! The mistakes are real! It shows it happens, and you showed us how to troubleshoot it starting from the least complicated, most likely problem in order to find the error. Good job! 👍🏽
this is not js this is html