Introduction to Web Development using HTML 5
By: Kris Jamsa, Ph.D.

Chapter 11: Using the Document Object Model

This chapter examines the Document Object Model. By the time you finish this chapter, you will understand the following key concepts:

● How the Document Object Model defines the structure of a webpage in terms of objects
● How by using common DOM mouse events, such as mouseover or mouseout, your pages can respond to specific user mouse operations
● How to use frame-based events to control the look and feel of a document
● How using an object’s innerHTML attribute allows you to access the nested HTML tags because many HTML tags enclose other HTML tags
● How to use the document object itself
● How to perform still more operations with DOM using other objects, such as the window, navigator, history, screen, and location objects, to use JavaScript code within your page

Chapter PowerPoint Presentation


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