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  • rraghvani's avatar
    rraghvani
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    It looks like <div class="feedback_item text-center"> centres the text. You might have to use this instead if there's no other attributes.

    • ḥari's avatar
      ḥari
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      But using this class attribute I can't expect the text alignment in log correct.

  • rraghvani's avatar
    rraghvani
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    What does the HTML code look like?

     

    For example

    rraghvani_0-1677076726066.png

    rraghvani_0-1677078514522.png

     

     

    • ḥari's avatar
      ḥari
      Frequent Contributor

      Hi rraghvani

      No, only having <div class="feedback_item text-center">

      and finally am getting unable to find the object getComputed(null)

       

       

      And also Is it posible to check text spacing in TC???

       

       

      Thanks!

    • ḥari's avatar
      ḥari
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      Yeah, that's typing mistake.

      It's printing empty message in log file because In DOM structure CSS selector not available refer below image for DOM reference

      DOM.png

       

      >>only class attributes only available

  • rraghvani's avatar
    rraghvani
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    A div tag defines a division or a section in an HTML document. If you look at the styling in this example, you can use the inherited object i.e. div.myDiv

     

    rraghvani_2-1677575020946.png

    You will have to find the correct styling for your object.

    • ḥari's avatar
      ḥari
      Frequent Contributor

      Thanks for the information. I didn't try this way it's new for me.

      So, here for me (div.text-center) it shows 1 of 5 for me.

      How to use this method in TC. If you don't mind, can you please help meDOM2.png

  • rraghvani's avatar
    rraghvani
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    Not sure if you understood my previous response, but I was showing you an example that the class called myDiv inside the div tag, has styling properties defined, which can be seen using Chrome DevTools.

     

    The screenshots you have provided doesn't indicate what object you are referring to, so I can only provide you with suggested solutions.