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Hidden password only works in one input box

I have this JS code that shows 2 input boxes that asks for a password: 1) Password 2) Confirm Password. However, the clickShowPassword() is only connected to Password. [Output] [1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/IZoa3.png Here’s my whole js file that is connected to an react application. Answer In your second input you used passwordConf as an input type, I think this happened because

Overflow-x scroll doesn’t work properly on mobile

https://codesandbox.io/s/frosty-water-fintki As you can see in attached sandbox I have a scrollable div with 6 items aligned in 2 rows. But when you switch to mobile view (toggle responsive view button near sandbox url input) it starts scrolling vertically. I’ve noticed, that if you remove flex-wrap it works correctly, but I need this to make 2 rows. How can I

Using submit type but IF statement does not work

I am trying to make a very simple login page for a website I created and I am having issues with the submit button. I got the submit button to work fine if I use a “button” type in HTML however the Enter key does not work then. I discovered if I use a “submit” type, the Enter button and

Expand volume level by default

I would like the volume level element to be expanded from the beginning, without mouse cursor hovering. I am about this element that is hidden by default: I didn’t find any built-in option for it (strange enough). I’ve been trying to solve it with CSS, but without success. There is a demo of problem in action that I’ve created for

Auto excluding selector resembling a toggle

I’ve being searching around and found some jQuery and Vanilla answers. I even found the exact answer to my problem, but it did not work within the rest of my code. So I have come with this adapted code which I took from this question Show / Hide Div on Click with JavaScript and it works fine but…as far as

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