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Johnmicheal Uzendu

Software Developer

Aug 9, 2021

For some reason I'm yet to figure out, my texts stopped showing in the browser when I got to the "using tabs to separate upcoming and previous books" section. All was well when I displayed items gotten from using Books.object.all(). I have copied the exact code from the blog yet no change.

GirlThatLovesToCode

Self-taught developer that wants to support everyone that are learning to code, especially women.

Aug 9, 2021

What if you don't make it pretty and just use this code:

{% for upcoming_book in upcoming_books %} {{ upcoming_book.book }} {{ upcoming_book.read_by }} {{ upcoming_book.description }} {% endfor %}

{% for previous_book in previous_books %} {{ previous_book.book }} {{ previous_book.read_by }} {{ previous_book.description }} {% endfor %}

Does it work?

Johnmicheal Uzendu

Software Developer

Yes it does. GirlThatLovesToCode

Aug 9, 2021

Johnmicheal Uzendu

Software Developer

Aug 9, 2021

So after a plethora of trial and errors, I got the texts to display by removing the fade and show class from the upcoming_books div. Did the same for previous_books div. Thank you for your help. Great tutorial by the way. GirlThatLovesToCode

GirlThatLovesToCode

Self-taught developer that wants to support everyone that are learning to code, especially women.

Aug 10, 2021

I'm glad you got it to work (: