You may have seen our Medium post recently with a free step-by-step project guide, teaching you to make your own Chrome Extension – one that will show you a coding tip in every new tab!
We’ve now posted a finished version of the coding tips tab project to the Chrome Web Store, check it out.
We’re inviting you, the community, to take what’s in the guide and the finished version and make them your own!
You can easily publish your own versions to the Chrome Web store, but we’re hoping that you’ll open up the code for others too, just as we did. If you share your work on these community boards, you could be helping tens of thousands of other learners to learn and retain their coding knowledge.
Please share and discuss any modifications and improvements to the JavaScript Tips Tab project here!
Just hit reply to get started. We’re excited to see what you create!
Alternatively, it’s probably possible to put an image element in the HTML, then use setAttribute("src", "your-image-source-here") to set a random source for the image on each button click.
Hope this helps some, and there may be other ways to accomplish this.