Thanks for the input. The code in the question (not in the comment) is working perfectly everywhere EXCEPT the app including in Canvas on mobile. It's just a basic flip card. See one side, click o...

Thank you SO MUCH for being so comprehensive and clear in your answer. I am also a JS noob learning as I develop "Canhancements" and I could not figure out why I couldn't get the elements ...

Thanks for explaining this. It was anything but straightforward -- I can't say I'm too impressed with Canvas right now. But, onward. I really appreciate your time!!

Hi, Friends.I come to Canvas as a webdev with a lot of WordPress experience. I'm piecing together a design library for my organization and want to include foundational components as well as a few ...

Essentially, to get everything to work I had top stop trying to use a mutation observer and just use a straight timeout. I was hoping for something less blunt, but it does get the job done!  

Essentially, to get everything to work I had top stop trying to use a mutation observer and just use a straight timeout. I was hoping for something less blunt, but it does get the job done!  

I am working through these steps: https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Canvas-Developers-Group/Canvas-APIs-Getting-started-the-practical-ins-and-outs-gotchas/ba-p/263685 

Hey, friends. I've developed a few JS elements (flashcards, quizzes, etc) that are to be used in courses just for self-checks. There have been requests for these interactions to be also recorded i...

The issue isn't the code itself because it works in the browser. The issue is the app. There is some container, or some SOMETHING, that isn't existing to check properly.

Thanks for the input. The code in the question (not in the comment) is working perfectly everywhere EXCEPT the app including in Canvas on mobile. It's just a basic flip card. See one side, click o...