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Created on Jul 17, 2025

Built with vanilla JavaScript, the example shows a 15-by-15 interactive crossword puzzle with clickable white cells, blocked black cells, and numbered clue lists for Across and Down entries. The `Crossword` class constructs the grid as a DOM grid of `div` and `input` elements, populating letter positions from a small hardcoded word list. Event listeners handle cell focus and letter input, while the CSS applies the layout and puzzle styling. The implementation uses standard DOM APIs such as `document.createElement` and `addEventListener` to manage interaction without external libraries.

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Crossword Puzzle

A simple interactive crossword puzzle built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Features

Standard crossword grid layout
Numbered clues for Across and Down
Click to select cells
Type to enter letters
Responsive design

How to Play

Click on any white cell to select it
Type letters to fill in answers
Use the clues to solve the puzzle
Check your answers against the word list

MIT Licensed

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