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Working in PythonAnywhere: CSS files load, but Javascript does not work

My static files are directing to the correct place since my CSS files are loading. However, I have a JS file that works locally and on codepen, but not on the browser. I have tried placing my JS files in a different folder and directing there and I have changed the script src (from /static/button.js to https://www.yoginib.org/static/button.js) - Neither of these have worked. I am not getting any errors when I check developer tools either.

I am not experienced with jQuery or PythonAnywhere so I am not sure what else to try.

I have some animations on the buttons, so I am not sure if that's affecting the functionality.

This is the HTML (where I reference the JS: This is the HTML (where I reference the JS):

This is also the HTML, showing the buttons that I want to affect using JS: This is also the HTML, showing the buttons that I want to affect using JS

This is the JavaScript: This is the JavaScript

This is a screenshot of the buttons on the actual webpage and the text underneath, which should change to different text with a button click: This is a screenshot of the buttons on the actual webpage and the text underneath, which should change with a button click

This is the link to the webpage: https://www.yoginib.org/arena.html

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