you can use Object.entries to get an array of the properties for a JavaScript object. but I either get one div with all the itemList entries as one grid-item, or only the first value of each object.
Note that we’re wrapping the DOM element in a new jQuery instance, so that we can use jQuery’s text() method to obtain the element’s text content. forEach loop executes a function for each element of the array and gives us access to the current element as well as the index within the function. Currently I only get the first value of each object inside itemList: name description details 1 2 3 itemList. each ( function ( index, value ) ) Īnd we’ll obtain this on the console: Red Seems like it's not impossible.The following example selects every element on a web page and outputs the index and the ID of each of them: // DOM ELEMENTS $ ( 'div' ).
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