Complete the code to check if the element is visible.
cy.get('.submit-button').[1]('be.visible')
click instead of should for assertions.find which searches for child elements, not for assertions.The should command is used to make assertions in Cypress. Here, it checks if the element is visible.
Complete the code to chain assertions checking if the element is visible and contains text 'Submit'.
cy.get('.submit-button').should('be.visible').[1]('contain', 'Submit')
click instead of should for assertions.wait which pauses test but does not assert.To chain multiple assertions, use should again. This checks if the element contains the text 'Submit'.
Fix the error in the code to correctly chain assertions for visibility and CSS color.
cy.get('.alert').should('be.visible').[1]('have.css', 'color', 'rgb(255, 0, 0)')
click or wait instead of should.find which searches for child elements.Use should to chain assertions. Here, it checks the CSS property 'color' of the element.
Fill both blanks to chain assertions checking if the input is visible and has value 'test'.
cy.get('input#username').[1]('be.visible').[2]('have.value', 'test')
click or wait instead of should.Both blanks require should to chain assertions. The first checks visibility, the second checks the input value.
Fill all three blanks to chain assertions checking if the button is visible, enabled, and contains text 'Save'.
cy.get('button.save').[1]('be.visible').[2]('be.enabled').[3]('contain', 'Save')
click instead of should.should.Use should for each assertion in the chain to check visibility, enabled state, and text content.