Having trouble with a previous post but I've created a codepen to illustrate the issue. Hoping someone can help me out!
Check out the codepen here: "https://codepen.io/Lossmann/pen/GRrXyQY"
Having trouble with a previous post but I've created a codepen to illustrate the issue. Hoping someone can help me out!
Check out the codepen here: "https://codepen.io/Lossmann/pen/GRrXyQY"
Great news - I've successfully solved the problem! Check out my solution on Code Pen
This snippet is just a taste, so make sure to click the link above for full details.
const title = document.querySelector(".title")
const image = document.querySelector(".image img")
title.addEventListener('click', (event) => {
if (event.target.matches('a[href]')) {
event.preventDefault()
let url = event.target.getAttribute('href')
document.getElementById('post').src = url
}
})
image.addEventListener('click', (event) => {
event.preventDefault()
let url = event.target.parentNode
url = url.getAttribute('href')
document.getElementById('post').src = url
})
The key issue was linking the click event function to the image rather than the a tag with the class "image." I also adjusted from querySelectorAll to querySelector since there is only one instance of the classes used. For multiple instances, feel free to switch it back. Additionally, I included styling to ensure that the image class covers the entire image, addressing a previous oversight.
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