Building a table of contents using the W3C DOM. Properties and methods. Finding headers and an element's contents.

Building a table of contents using the W3C Document Object Model, Part 2. Making it live. Building the tree.

Among the many talents of the DOM is its ability to retrieve and modify attributes inside HTML elements.

Concise overview of W3C DOM-based programming for Nav6 and IE5. Covers browser detection, adding elements, hiding/showing elements, and animation.

How to use DOM properties. Object structure of a simple HTML page and a table.

Object structure of an unordered list (UL), a descriptive list (DL), and a complex HTML document.

Look at some bugs in IE5's implementation of the W3C's new DOM. Learn what to look for, and how to work around them. Practice some more document analysis and DOM synthesis. W3C's new DOM is supported only by Internet Explorer 5.0 and up, as well as Ne...

Using properties and methods to manipulate documents. removeNode, replaceNode, and swapNode.

Creating an HTML tag node and text node. Cloning a node. How to append or connect a child to a parent. How to nominate a parent to a child.

Classic "unscramble the sliding puzzle" game. Creating elements; filling an array; handling mouse clicks.