This HTML and JavaScript code creates a simple menu website where users can view different food items and their prices. This code creates a basic menu website with interactive features for browsing different food items. Here's an explanation of the code:
- The HTML file starts with the
<!DOCTYPE html>declaration, indicating that this is an HTML5 document. - Inside the
<head>section, there are meta tags for defining the character set and viewport settings, as well as a title for the webpage. - External CSS and Bootstrap Icons libraries are linked using
<link>tags. - The
<body>section contains the main content of the webpage, including the header, navigation, sections, and footer.
- The
<header>contains the logo, navigation menu, and a section for displaying the current food item. - The logo and navigation menu are wrapped inside a
<nav>element. - The left menu links are placed inside a
<div>with the classleft_menu. - Inside the
<section>, there is a<div>with the classcontentfor displaying the current food item's title, description, and price. - Below the content div, there is another
<div>with the classcards, which contains multiple food cards.
- The JavaScript code starts by selecting the left and right arrow icons for scrolling through the food cards and the container div for the food cards.
- Event listeners are added to the left and right arrow icons to scroll the container div left or right when clicked.
- An event listener is added to each food card, so when a card is clicked, its image, title, and price are displayed in the content div at the top.
- The
scrollLeftproperty is used to scroll the container horizontally. - The
poster,title, andprice_contvariables are used to reference the elements that will display the current food item's image, title, and price, respectively. - The
Array.from(document.getElementsByClassName('card'))loop iterates over each food card and adds a click event listener to each one. When a card is clicked, it updates the content at the top of the page with the details of the selected food item.
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