Guys, if your background-color doesn`t work after some changes in css file- it`s a problem of bootstrap. To fix it you can write "!important" after a color of your background in body{...}
On the first 5 tutorials I cant set a background color to the body. I assume its being overwritten by something but I'm not sure what. So-far my only solution is doing something like background-color: yellow!important;
Declaring the count variable outside of the changeCount function makes it global. This means it wont reset back to zero each time you call the function to increase or decrease the count. If you declared it inside the function, however, it would only increment or decrement one time (if im not mistaken). Go ahead and try it so you can see for yourself
@@codefoxx I know. I've never seen this on a website but I have seen a quantity button with max figures and the minus button returning to 0. All these videos are useless if they don't show you how to set a max and min value
@@alexanderson1193 i respectfully disagree, this video shows beginners how to use a function to dynamically display something on the screen. Setting a min and max value is as easy as creating an if statement inside the function that does not allow it to display the next number if its to low or to high
Guys, if your background-color doesn`t work after some changes in css file- it`s a problem of bootstrap. To fix it you can write "!important" after a color of your background in body{...}
same thing happen for me thanks for the info
The absolute best tutorial series. Takin it slow cause you really are presenting a workflow here. Thanks for making this free man
I keep learning new things with your awesome videos.
This is great, I was able to add a reset button and it works.
How bro
On the first 5 tutorials I cant set a background color to the body. I assume its being overwritten by something but I'm not sure what. So-far my only solution is doing something like background-color: yellow!important;
Question - How does your browser know the current count / Why does it not reset to zero on every click?
Declaring the count variable outside of the changeCount function makes it global. This means it wont reset back to zero each time you call the function to increase or decrease the count. If you declared it inside the function, however, it would only increment or decrement one time (if im not mistaken). Go ahead and try it so you can see for yourself
@@codefoxx I see, thanks!
Tnx a lot..it's very effective video for beginners..bro..
The absolute best tutorial series
terrible - why are all these videos showing minus figures?????? How do you set a max and go back to 0?
Mini figures?
@@codefoxx what? Minus
@@alexanderson1193 its shows negative numbers when you count less than zero
@@codefoxx I know. I've never seen this on a website but I have seen a quantity button with max figures and the minus button returning to 0. All these videos are useless if they don't show you how to set a max and min value
@@alexanderson1193 i respectfully disagree, this video shows beginners how to use a function to dynamically display something on the screen. Setting a min and max value is as easy as creating an if statement inside the function that does not allow it to display the next number if its to low or to high
Great work man keep going
Hello sir please make one project related to local storage
No problem ill be making a video on that before the end of the week
@@codefoxx thank you 😊