Class toggle when div ID == var
Hey front-enders!
I’ve been building a carousel with some snippets of JS and CSS, where 'var curSlide' returns the index of the current slide.
My next goal is to reveal different text elements inside of a div that is adjacent to the slider (so that they don’t follow the movement of the carousel.
Now I want to show/hide the text element, have assigned them with IDs that are identical to each slide index, and want to run an if-statement to send the correct css class to corresponding IDs.
I’ve kind of "sketched" it in my head, but my JS knowledge is more or less non-existent, so obviously it doesn’t work
Any pointers on how to do this is much appreciated!
I’ve been building a carousel with some snippets of JS and CSS, where 'var curSlide' returns the index of the current slide.
My next goal is to reveal different text elements inside of a div that is adjacent to the slider (so that they don’t follow the movement of the carousel.
Now I want to show/hide the text element, have assigned them with IDs that are identical to each slide index, and want to run an if-statement to send the correct css class to corresponding IDs.
I’ve kind of "sketched" it in my head, but my JS knowledge is more or less non-existent, so obviously it doesn’t work
Any pointers on how to do this is much appreciated!
if (document.getElementById(" ") == curSlide) {
e.target.classList.add("text__show");
} else {
e.target.classlist.add("text__hidden");
}
A friendly place for developers to meet other devs, ask questions, get help, and just have a good time 🙂.
36,263Members
Resources
Recent Announcements
Similar Threads
Was this page helpful?
