Experiments with the Document Object Model
As I get more involved and more understanding about the Document Object Model I have decided to seperate the pages from the General Website design pages. My original ethos was to describe simple website design techniques, however, when advanced CSS manipulation of the DOM is involved apart from the use of a proven template the design digresses from the simple.
Pages in my DOM experiments are not meant to be followed by those who are looking for simple instructions. That is another reason for the isolation these pages. However, for those that are (more) experienced in advanced CSS and JavaScript (and that is not difficult!), I am not offering my pages as a trusted solution.
Manipulation using Javascript
A lot of the DOM methods and events rely heavily on Javascript, so there is a fair amount of crossover.
Links
- MDN - Mozilla Developers Network - possibly where I should spend most of my time.
- The W3C Tryit Editor
- The CSS Accordian - Revisited
- The Terms and Conditions checker
- JSON
- Searching a JSON object
- W3C Criticism
- Mastering the DOM
External Sources
- HTML DOM createTextNode() Method - 🔗 W3C Shools
Experiments with the Document Object Model