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I have created a risk matrix with some simple HTML and very simple JS. There are three different categories where items can get posted to in a tooltip, Red, Yellow, or Green. These all have to do with the Severity(Likelihood * Consequence) of each item posted.

As of now, the information only posts in a tooltip on whichever (x, y) coordinates it belongs, the hassle is the square it is appended to has to be hovered over to show the tool tip, which is kind of inconvenient. I want to append different font awesome icons depending on the severity like so:

This for items appended in Green Squares. This for items appended in Yellow Squares. This for items appended in Red Squares.

In my snippet you can see where I commented out trying to append the first one to test it, it tells me that "236:87 Uncaught TypeError: document.getElementById(...).innerHTML is not a function"

UPDATE Yash provided a working appending method which answers part of the question. In the new updated snippet, I created a conditional to append three different types of Font Awesome Icons based on the values of ConsequencexLikelihood, and now nothing will append to the table

I have created a Grid/Matrix that I want to append JSON data I gather from a SharePoint list via Fetch.

To each square I applied an ID so items can be appended. I got to this point where I had a brain fart, and can't figure out how to actually input/append the data. I don't want just text over the square, I was thinking with (::before and ::after) pseudo elements when I hover over the square where an event is, a modal or dialog will pop up containing information about the event.

The data I am pulling through fetch, is formatted as JSON in data.d.results.

Here is a sample of the data

JSON RESPONSE

I implemented a page loader during axios request but it shows for a very short time. How to show it for a minimum 2 seconds or with fancy fade in react? Is it possible?

uBlock is blocking an ad from some website, but it leaves the large (in height) div which expands the site after loading and pushes the main text down. Using "Block is element" gives me

I have the following code in PHP:

I won't to make an inline block fill whole the width. Actually I am using amp. I want to make all the fields fit the whole width. But I am unable to make it. I can do it using !important. But it is a bad practice. So how I can I do it without using !important? I am using the bellow code:

i want to link bootstrap cards in a form. It is important to me that no normal link is inserted there. The data should be sent together with other data via POST.

Unfortunately I now have a display problem. The blocks should all be the same height. Works even if I don't add a link. But as soon as I link them, it no longer works.

I once attached the code.

I'm trying to customize the grid like this: https://getbootstrap.com/docs/5.0/layout/grid/#customizing-the-grid

Namely I want to add a grid option (namely, xxs).

I've created custom.css:

:) I hope that you are all well.

I am currently doing a Full Stack Web Development course and am new in the Javascript world. I am quite stuck at the following assignment question: "Whenever a user clicks on an image of a car, the showMore() method should be called and all the information about the car, including the registration number, price etc. should be displayed".

I have tried the following:

imgProfile.onClick function = { carButton.innerHTML = "car.showMore()" }

image.onclick = function (showMore){ showMore(); }

I have also tried to bind the two together, but nothing seems to work.