Submitted about 2 years ago

Interactive Rating Component (SCSS + vanilla JavaScript)

Artur Neri•230

@Artur-Neri

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This is a solution for...Interactive rating component

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The solution here seems not to have compiled the stylesheet file. Could anyone tell me how to fix it? On my computer it works perfectly fine!

Edit: I solved the stylesheet import problem. I had to take the full path to the file after it was uploaded to the server and put it in the href attribute like this: <link href="https://artur-neri.github.io/Interactive-Rating-Component/dist/styles.css"> Also my JavaScript was not working, so I tried @elaineleung suggestion of removing the first slash I had on the path for the script src. Even though I used very little JS, the project was fun to do. I could not make sense of the colors on the style-guide file, so some of the colors might be a little different from the design... Anyways, if you have any feedback on how I could improve my solution, feel free to leave it here as always!

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Elaine•11,400
@elaineleungPosted about 2 years ago
Hi Artur, well done on completing this! 🙂 I checked it out just now, and it looks like you got your CSS linked up, so I guess everything worked out on that front. I did try to submit a score but it doesn't seem to bring to the thank you page. I don't know whether it's because your src link in the script tag needs to either have the slash removed or have a dot added. Also, I think it's a good start in using the :focus style to change the styling of the checked button; however, if I click away elsewhere, the checked button would lose focus, and if I didn't clicked on another button (say, if I just clicked on the background), then the checked button would lose its style and no button would be appear checked. I suggest trying to use a styling class instead that you can toggle or add/remove.
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Artur Neri•230
@Artur-NeriPosted about 2 years ago
@elaineleung I can't thank you enough! I would go bald before trying to remove the slash from the script tag hahah. Also, thank you for the feedback on the :focus "problem", I realized that it would be better to actually change the styling, but I have a very vague idea on how to do that. I will learn and improve the solution later on. Thank you again!
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Elaine•11,400
@elaineleungPosted about 2 years ago
@Artur-Neri No problem, glad that got resolved! If you're interested, I have a small CodePen for this challenge that might give you an idea on how to do class styling: https://codepen.io/elaineleung/pen/GRxBNpE.
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