Tell us what’s happening:
The innerHTML
property allows you to access or modify the content inside an HTML element using JavaScript.
Here is an example of updating the content for this paragraph element using the innerHTML
property.
<p id="demo">This is a paragraph.</p>
document.querySelector("#demo").innerHTML = "Hello, innerHTML!";
In the update
function, change text.innerText
to text.innerHTML
.
Your code so far
this is my code:
monsterStats.style.display = "none";
button1.innerText = location["button text"][0];
button2.innerText = location["button text"][1];
button3.innerText = location["button text"][2];
button1.onclick = location["button functions"][0];
button2.onclick = location["button functions"][1];
button3.onclick = location["button functions"][2];
text.innerText = location.text;
document.querySelector("location.text.innerText").innerHTML = "text.innerHTML";
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Challenge Information:
Learn Basic JavaScript by Building a Role Playing Game - Step 138