Web Design Learning jQuery Part 4 - Adding/Removing Classes and Efficiency
Welcome to the next part of my jQuery tutorial series.
☠️ Adding/Removing Classes and Efficiency ☠️
So in the last part of this series we looked at using the click event handlers to trigger code to run.
We also looked at how we might be able to change the styling of our html page, our own little night mode feature.
This week will will look at adding and removing classes, and how we can more efficiently produce out night mode feature by keeping the amount of code we write down to a minimum.
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