We have completed the HTML part successfully. In the above code, we have used an icon for a down arrow to activate and display the drop-down option of sorting the list. NOTE Link fontawesome in head of the HTML file to get access to icons. Another div will have ul a tag that will get the values from JavaScript.div with type select this will have options to sort the completed, incomplete, and all the lists.input to provide a place from where we will get the elements to put it on our list.( ) Inside the body of the file we will declare a few tags, which will be useful for different purposes, such as Make sure that all the code you write is included between the opening and closing tags. Then we have a tag that contains the main visible part of our web page. Next, we have the tag which specifies the title of our web page that will be shown on the tab bar.
Here in the first line, we have which is used for specifying the version of HTML the document is using. HTML gives the structure to our web page.
So we will work on them to build our To-Do List. Setting up IDEįor HTML, JavaScript, and CSS respectively. You can add different colors, animations, icons, and more! PrerequisiteĪ little bit of knowledge on events and event handling on JavaScript along with animation through CSS to make understanding easier. We will learn about HTML, CSS, and JavaScript which will give us an end product of a personal To-Do List. This To-Do List will have the day-to-day things you want to do, not only that it will show what you have done or are yet to do! Of course, in the end, you will also get to delete a few which you have done or do not want on the To-Do List anymore.
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