Matt Doyle | Elated Communications
Web and WordPress Development
In the last DOM article, you learned that the DOM represents the contents of a Web page as a “tree” of JavaScript objects. By accessing the parts of the tree, called the nodes, you can read existing page content, alter content, and even add new content from scratch.
In this article you’ll learn how to locate and retrieve the elements of a Web page using JavaScript and the DOM.
HTML forms are fantastically useful things, but by default they tend to look like something only a mother could love. Fortunately, with the aid of CSS, you can really transform the look of an HTML form, and make it much easier on the eye. This tutorial shows you how.
This tutorial takes a look at three HTML form fields that allow your visitors to choose from a list of options: checkboxes, radio buttons, and select menus.
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In this tutorial you explore two HTML form fields that allow visitors to enter text: text fields, suitable for short, single-line text, and textarea fields, which are suited to longer paragraphs of text.
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