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faq-accordion solution

@Olokoburnfire

Desktop design screenshot for the FAQ accordion coding challenge

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  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JS
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hey guys i completed this challenge, although i couldn't meet up with the goal i set for myself; which is to make the opened question close on opening another questiion using just JavaScript, i just couldn't get it. i really appreciate it if y'all can suggest a way of making that happen.

Thank you in advance guys

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@accamamuhammad

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i was able to use javascript to toggle the text on and off: here's how i did it: HTML:

<div class="toggle" id="main"> <h3>What is Frontend Mentor, and how will it help me?</h3>
        <img src="/assets/images/icon-minus.svg" alt="" id="toggle-minus" />

        <img src="/assets/images/icon-plus.svg" alt="" id="toggle-plus" />

      </div>

      <p id="display-text">

        Frontend Mentor offers realistic coding challenges to help
        developers improve their frontend coding skills with projects in
        HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It's suitable for all levels and ideal
        for portfolio building

      </p> 

JAVASCRIPT: const toggleMinus = document.getElementById("toggle-minus");

const togglePlus = document.getElementById("toggle-plus");

const displayText = document.getElementById("display-text");

const mainContainer = document.getElementById("main");

togglePlus.style.display = "none";

toggleMinus.addEventListener("click", () => { mainContainer.style.marginBottom = "15px";

displayText.style.display = "none";

togglePlus.style.display = "block";

toggleMinus.style.display = "none";

}); togglePlus.addEventListener("click", () => { mainContainer.style.marginBottom = "5px";

displayText.style.display = "block";

toggleMinus.style.display = "block";

togglePlus.style.display = "none"; });

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@shalomkerry

Posted

use the classList.toggle('active') property to add a class to the content. Then you can manipulate it using Java Script. Check out my solutions of I did it.

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