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It sounds like I have gained a solid grasp of manipulating HTML elements through CSS and JavaScript! Utilizing the hidden attribute along with CSS to control visibility is a handy technique, especially when combined with display: none to selectively show parts of a webpage. Understanding how to target elements using querySelector and getElementById provides flexibility in accessing specific elements within the DOM.
Additionally, employing methods like forEach() for iterating over collections of elements enhances my ability to manage dynamic content efficiently. It's commendable that I'm mindful of the differences between textContent and innerHTML, opting for textContent when dealing solely with plain text to ensure better security and performance.
Your approach demonstrates a thoughtful and considerate manner towards web development practices. Keep up the great work!
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?is my code is readable ?
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