How to Access and Manipulate HTML Elements in JavaScript | JavaScript Tutorials - TLB STATION

In this video, we'll explore various methods to access and manipulate HTML elements using JavaScript. You'll learn how to effectively use getElementById, getElementsByClassName, getElementsByTagName, querySelector, and querySelectorAll to work with form elements and more. Whether you're just starting or need a refresher, this tutorial will guide you through these essential JavaScript techniques step-by-step.

Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:46 - Requirements
01:05 - getElementById() & Accessing Properties
03:24 - getElementsByClassName() & Converting to Arrays
04:55 - getElementsByTagName()
05:32 - querySelector()
06:02 - querySelectorAll()
06:28 - Accessing Form Elements by Name
08:40 - Summary
08:55 - Outro

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[lipstickcollar]

please do one with if else and backend but make a dummy version of it. im still learning plz and thank you

[theCleromancer]

So...loving your videos. I have a request. A lot of these web development guys (like yourself) use shortcuts in Visual Studio Code. For example, at timestamp 3:52 you do something that makes a for loop pop instantly on the screen.

Can you make a video in future detailing all the most useful VCS shortcuts? (Or do you already have one? 🤔) I've noticed other guys commenting out huge chunks of code instantly or tabbing large chunks of code in the same way. How you do that?!! 🤯 Insta-commenting would be hella useful. 😏😉 Thanks!!

[Lobidesign]

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