Fun with JavaScript's getElementByID() Method
JavaScript can find html elements on your webpage by id and then do things to them.
In our examples, we will use paragraphs and have them change by clicking a button (using JavaScript's onclick event).
Changing HTML, Example 1, same as W3Schools
JavaScript can change HTML content.
Changing HTML, Example 2, you fill in the blanks
What is the best class at Medford High School?
Changing HTML, Example 3, fill in more blanks
What day is tomorrow?
Changing HTML, Example 4, same as W3Schools
JavaScript can change HTML attributes.
In this case JavaScript changes the src (source) attribute of an image.
Changing HTML, Example 5, you fill in the blanks
Extra credit challenge
Can you create your own image swap? You will need to find 2 different images and make sure to change your image id names.
Changing CSS, Example 1, same as W3Schools
JavaScript can change the style of an HTML element, such as the font size.
Changing CSS, Example 2, you fill in the blanks
JavaScript can change my text color!
Changing CSS, Example 3, you fill in the blanks
JavaScript can change the font family!
Hiding Elements, Example 1, same as W3Schools
JavaScript can hide HTML elements.
Revealing Elements, Example 1, same as W3Schools
Hello JavaScript!
Can you hide this image?
Can you make a cupcake appear out of thin air?