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I am requesting changes because your notifications currently miss an inline position: absolute style, which causes three Cypress tests (success, error, warning message specs) to fail. In src/scripts/main.js, inside your pushNotification (or equivalent) function where you set notification.style.top = ... and notification.style.right = ..., you only apply top and right but not position, so the element’s style attribute ends up as top: 10px; right: 10px; instead of the required position: absolute; top: 10px; right: 10px;. This violates the task’s expectations as encoded in the tests, so it is a functional blocker rather than a cosmetic difference. To fix this, add notification.style.position = 'absolute'; (or the equivalent for your variable name) alongside your existing top and right assignments so that all three notifications (success at 10px, error at 150px, warning at 290px) have the exact style string the tests assert. Aside from this missing inline position property, your implementation correctly creates the notification DOM structure, applies the required classes, and hides each notification after 2 seconds without removing it from the DOM, which is all good. Once you add the inline position: absolute, the failing end‑to‑end tests should pass and your solution will fully meet the task requirements.
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I am requesting changes because there is a single critical issue that will cause the tests to fail: the inline style applied to each notification is missing position: absolute, which the tests expect to see in the exact style string. In src/scripts/main.js, in the pushNotification function where you currently set the style (likely via notification.setAttribute('style', ...)), you only set top and right but not position. The task requires the notification to have inline styles like position: absolute; top: 10px; right: 10px; (or equivalent values), and the automated tests compare that style string directly, so omitting position: absolute breaks the required behavior. To fix this, update that line so position: absolute is included in the same style string, or set it just before with something like notification.style.position = 'absolute'; and ensure the final style attribute matches what the tests assert. Everything else in your implementation looks solid: you create the correct DOM structure, apply the right classes, and hide notifications after 2 seconds without removing them from the DOM. Once you add position: absolute to the inline style for all notifications in pushNotification, your solution should meet the requirements and pass the tests. Keep going—you’re very close and only need this small but important adjustment.
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| const topValue = typeof posTop === 'number' ? `${posTop}px` : posTop; | ||
| const rightValue = typeof posRight === 'number' ? `${posRight}px` : posRight; | ||
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| notification.setAttribute('style', `top: ${topValue}; right: ${rightValue};`); |
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The inline style for the notification is missing position: absolute. Update this line so the style includes position: absolute; top: ...; right: ...; (or set notification.style.position = 'absolute' before appending). The tests expect an exact style string with position: absolute present for all notifications.
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