Any help for this qustion: about add JavaScript to use an event to change the style of the new paragraph back to the original.

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1. Create an HTML page that includes 2 paragraphs of text.
2. Add JavaScript to insert a new paragraph in between the other 2.
3. Add JavaScript to use an event to change the style of the new paragraph using either the style property or the className property.
4. Add JavaScript to use an event to change the style of the new paragraph back to the original.
5. Make sure your page works in both Firefox and IE 6+. (This is a required part of this assignment.)

If you're working on a Mac, let me know when you post your assignment and I'll check it in IE for you.
6. Upload your page to the web, and post the URL in the Completed Assignments discussion by Friday 3/28.

Posted 26-Sep-11 23:47pm

w.joudeh

Updated 26-Sep-11 23:57pm

LittleYellowBird

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Legor 27-Sep-11 5:51am

Is this the task somebody gave YOU at your university/school or whereever? If so what should WE do with it?

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LittleYellowBird · Answer 1 · 2011-09-26T23:58:00

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This is clearly an Assignment. We are not here to do your homework.

Have a go at it yourself and come back with specific questions when you get stuck, you will learn far more that way.

Best of Luck.

Posted 26-Sep-11 23:58pm

LittleYellowBird