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Manipulating

This section shows you how to add, remove, copy DOM elements

Remove All Child Nodes

Provide a helper function that remove all child nodes of a node.

Get and Set the Text Content of an Element

Get or set the text content of an Element using the textContent property.

Get and Set the HTML Content of an Element

Get and set the HTML of an element using the innerHTML property.

Iterate Over Selected Elements

Iterate over selected elements using forEach() method and plain old for loop.

Clone an Element

Clone an element and all of its descendants.

Insert an Element After Another

Insert an element after another in the DOM tree.

Insert an Element Before Another

Insert a new element before another in the DOM tree.

Remove a DOM Element

Remove an element from the DOM tree using the removeChild() method.

Replace a DOM Element

Replace an element by a new one.

Create a DOM Element

Create a new Element and add it to the DOM tree.

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