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  • Jemi-code•210
    @Jemi-codePosted about 2 years ago

    Thanks! I'll definitely look into this

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  • Andrew Saganda•50
    @asagandaSubmitted over 2 years ago

    Looking for opinions on how i implemented the nav dropdown with Javascript? Is there a better way with less code?

    I received an HTML error that my div menu close in mobile isn't proper since i included it inside a ul parent and it would have to be an li however updating it to an li with the dev tools makes it lose it's js functionality somehow - any feedback would be appreciated

    Thanks

    Navbar dropdowns plus hero using JS

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    Jemi-code•210
    @Jemi-codePosted over 2 years ago

    Yes, there is a simpler way of doing it using just html. There is a tag called details tag(<details>) which helps to create drop down menus without having to code JS. I did this same challenge, is this is how I did my HTML.

    <details> <summary>Features</summary> <ul class="feat-list"> <li class = "todo">Todo List</li> <li class = "cal">Calender</li> <li class = "rem">Reminders</li> <li class = "plan">Planning</li> </ul> </details>

    For the div menu close issue, try putting it outside the list but still within the nav and set the position to absolute

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  • Jemi-code•210
    @Jemi-codePosted almost 3 years ago

    Thanks a lot, I saw the issues but didn't know how to correct it.

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