Practicing Interactive List
To create an interactive list where you can mark items as done, you first need to know how to attach click events to each list item. This allows you to toggle a "done" state, usually represented by a CSS class. Follow these steps to build your interactive list:
- Write your HTML with a list of items;
- In your JavaScript, select all the list items using a method like
querySelectorAll; - Loop through each list item and add a click event listener;
- Inside the event listener, toggle a CSS class (such as
done) on the clicked item; - Style the
doneclass in your CSS to visually indicate completion, for example by adding a line-through.
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To create an interactive list where you can mark items as done, you first need to know how to attach click events to each list item. This allows you to toggle a "done" state, usually represented by a CSS class. Follow these steps to build your interactive list:
- Write your HTML with a list of items;
- In your JavaScript, select all the list items using a method like
querySelectorAll; - Loop through each list item and add a click event listener;
- Inside the event listener, toggle a CSS class (such as
done) on the clicked item; - Style the
doneclass in your CSS to visually indicate completion, for example by adding a line-through.
index.html
style.css
script.js
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