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Natanon Bay
5,218 PointsI keep getting 5 links not 3
I am getting 5 links instead of 3 no idea why and i get lost trying to figure out whats going on in the index.html. I feel like the solution is very simple but i cant get it HELP!
3 Answers
Steven Parker
241,783 PointsGlad I could help. Happy coding!
Steven Parker
241,783 PointsI can't be specific without seeing your code, but most likely your selector is not specific enough. The challenge asks for "all links in the nav element", so depending on what method you use, you'll need chained methods or a descendant selector.
Natanon Bay
5,218 Pointsfirst I tried let navigationLinks = document.querySelectorAll('li'); but realized there were 2 extra so i tried let navigationLinks = document.querySelectorAll('nav'); hoping it would select all the links in the nav element but i only got 1 link. I also tried let navigationLinks = document.getElementsByTagName('nav');
Steven Parker
241,783 PointsBut "li" is a list item, and "nav" by itself would only target the nav element itself.
A "link" is represented by an "a" element. So to get all the links inside the nav you could use a descendant selector: "nav a".
Natanon Bay
5,218 PointsOkay thank you so much i got it!
Steven Parker
241,783 PointsSteven Parker
241,783 PointsPlease show your code to make it possible to identify the issue.