I have a 1 liner JS in the footer and I can't get getElementsByClassName to work to tweak style attributes. "Hello World" works, so it must be my syntax?
The footer code is this:
<script>
var test = document.getElementsByClassName("elementor-widget-container");
test.style.background-color = 'white';
var widgets = document.getElementsByClassName("widgets_wrapper");
widgets.style.margin = "0px";
</script>
document.getElementsByClassName returns a list of nodes.
Even if there's only one.
So what you (probably) want to do is:
var test = document.getElementsByClassName[0]
In the future, try, for instance, to run console.log(test) to see what you're working with, before writing more code to manipulate that variable/element.
getElementsByClassName returns an array like object, even if theres only one. You can try:
var test = document.getElementsByClassName("elementor-widget-container")[0];
or:
test[0].style.background-color = 'white';
The problem is that test is an array of Node not only Node. So, you will do like this :
<script>
let tests = document.getElementsByClassName("elementor-widget-container");
tests.forEach( test => { test.style.background-color = 'white'; } );
let widgets = document.getElementsByClassName("widgets_wrapper");
widgets.forEach( widget => { widget.style.margin = "0px"; } );
</script>