You want to select an element with the ID 'special' using JavaScript. However, your code isn't working as expected. What could be the possible reason if the HTML structure is correct?
- Typo in the ID selector
- Missing JavaScript library inclusion
- The element is hidden by CSS
- Case sensitivity issues
If your code to select an element by its ID isn't working, one possible reason could be a typo in the ID selector. IDs are case-sensitive, so make sure it matches the ID attribute in the HTML exactly. The other options are less likely causes: missing libraries would generally cause JavaScript errors, and CSS hiding doesn't affect element selection.
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