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Tag: onclick

JS blocks or overrides CSS style

I have a div with it’s style class. I define it’s style as follow. And in JS I define a method for a click event. The CSS style and the event do what is expected. The problem is when I hover the div again after the event. The properties height and width don’t grow to fill the screen. It’s like

Passing data onClick from child component to another child component in React.JS

I’m trying to render the selected li (mapped in a child component) in an another child component. So you have the following structure (very simple): Parent Component (Parent.JS) ➥ First Child called Title.JS (that should render the title selected from the Second Child, which will contain the menu) ➥ Second Child called Menu.JS (which contains the menu) The exercise I’m

setting the onclick value from doesn’t work

I have created a button in HTML <button id = “back_button” type=”button” onclick=”” value=”Home”>Go Back</button> And have the code in the <script> tag document.getElementById(“back_button”).onclick = “redirect(‘” + previous_location + “‘)” If I set that manually in the HTML it works fine, but when set via the script it doesn’t even run the function. I put a console.log to check and

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