Working with the DOM

The Document Object Model is the tree-like data structure that represents a web browser's model of a web page. This lesson introduces the DOM, some DOM-specific terminology, and shows you how to use JavaScript to query, manipulate, and create DOM elements. Why is it important? Any use of JavaSc...

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Main Author: Brown, Ethan
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] O'Reilly 2016
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Summary:The Document Object Model is the tree-like data structure that represents a web browser's model of a web page. This lesson introduces the DOM, some DOM-specific terminology, and shows you how to use JavaScript to query, manipulate, and create DOM elements. Why is it important? Any use of JavaScript to manipulate pages requires understanding the DOM and the techniques available to accomplish common tasks, such as selecting specific elements or modifying the content of elements. What you'll learn--and how you can apply it Learn what the Document Object Model is and how to use JavaScript to select, manipulate, and create DOM elements. This lesson is for you because... You're a web designer or new frontend developer who needs to understand how to manipulate web pages dynamically with JavaScript Prerequisites Basic familiarity with HTML and JavaScript Materials or downloads needed in advance None
Item Description:Date of publication from resource description page. - From Learning JavaScript, third edition, by Ethan Brown. Cf. Cover
Physical Description:1 volume illustrations