querySelectorAll() for Manipulation of the DOM
When I firat looked at this Selector I was trying to develop a method to select menu entries on the menus that I was using. When found the menu options, links to other pages, could be set programatically. This is similar to what I am doing with my Contextual Page design
The querySelectorAll() method is a little too powerful and for the use of selecting the menu items the use of getElementsByClassName() would be more useful.
<script>
function myFunction() {
var x = document.getElementsByClassName("menu li");
// x[0].style.backgroundColor = "red";
}
</script>
Need a loop to display the innerHTML
If I want to dispaly them on the page
The example on my page on selecting elements in general is a little confusing. I started off selecting li tags and then expanded it to p tags. I found that I could select pretty much everything on the page (document object). While this could be good if that is what you wanted but I am not sure why you would want that.