Image doesn’t change on src above media query 993px
I’m building a SPA and on one page, I have products with color icons below. When clicking on the icons, the image above should change to the color indicated by the button (using JS, onclick). It works on all media queries 992px and below. Once I hit 993px, it no longer changes the image. What am I missing?
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