French web developer mainly but touches everything. Volunteer mod here at DEV. I learn Nuxt at this moment and databases. — Addict to Cappuccino and Music
Hello! Question about the Glam Up My Markup, can we create a ephemeral element in the DOM? It's only for a confirmation message when we puuush the submit button.
Yes, so to be clear your own JavaScript can manipulate the HTML in any way that helps achieve the outcome of the task as though you were handed the HTML and don't have any control over it outside of JS.
You should not change the copy in the markup you're given, as though it was handed to you by a different product team and it's not your job to change the intent of the code, but you have a lot of flexibility otherwise.
So the answer is yes you may with an emphasis on keeping within the spirit of the prompt. We'll look into further clarifying the language to help here.
French web developer mainly but touches everything. Volunteer mod here at DEV. I learn Nuxt at this moment and databases. — Addict to Cappuccino and Music
Hello! Question about the Glam Up My Markup, can we create a ephemeral element in the DOM? It's only for a confirmation message when we puuush the submit button.
Yes, so to be clear your own JavaScript can manipulate the HTML in any way that helps achieve the outcome of the task as though you were handed the HTML and don't have any control over it outside of JS.
You should not change the copy in the markup you're given, as though it was handed to you by a different product team and it's not your job to change the intent of the code, but you have a lot of flexibility otherwise.
So the answer is yes you may with an emphasis on keeping within the spirit of the prompt. We'll look into further clarifying the language to help here.
Awesome, thanks Ben for this clarification!