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there followed by an exclamation point | 2,780.42 | 5.49 |
so I've extracted the name from the form | 2,783.38 | 4.389 |
get me the input field where they type | 2,785.91 | 3.839 |
to the name get access to its value and | 2,787.769 | 4.32 |
then I'm displaying an alert that is | 2,789.749 | 5.401 |
going to say hello to that person for | 2,792.089 | 7.71 |
example and so now for refresh the page | 2,795.15 | 8.04 |
I type in my name I press submit I get | 2,799.799 | 4.891 |
an alert that says hello Brian | 2,803.19 | 4.859 |
press ok I can try it again I can type | 2,804.69 | 5.099 |
in something like David it press submit | 2,808.049 | 4.55 |
and now the page says hello David | 2,809.789 | 5.101 |
so here again we've been able to combine | 2,812.599 | 4.99 |
event listeners and functions and query | 2,814.89 | 5.31 |
selector to be able to both read | 2,817.589 | 4.351 |
information from the page in order to | 2,820.2 | 2.76 |
say get me | 2,821.94 | 3.36 |
this particular HTML element find me an | 2,822.96 | 4.71 |
HTML element and access like what the | 2,825.3 | 4.02 |
user typed into it the dot value | 2,827.67 | 3.39 |
property that gets me what the user | 2,829.32 | 3.69 |
typed into an input field and we've been | 2,831.06 | 3.57 |
able to combine that with event | 2,833.01 | 3.09 |
listeners and alerts that are able to | 2,834.63 | 4.14 |
actually respond dynamically to when a | 2,836.1 | 4.5 |
user submits the form or when the entire | 2,838.77 | 3.99 |
content of the page is done loading in | 2,840.6 | 3.66 |
order to produce some interesting | 2,842.76 | 4.8 |
effects as well but it turns out we can | 2,844.26 | 6.03 |
do more than just change like the HTML | 2,847.56 | 4.98 |
that is contained within an element we | 2,850.29 | 4.74 |
can also change CSS as well change the | 2,852.54 | 4.62 |
style properties of a particular element | 2,855.03 | 4.62 |
as well so let's go ahead and see an | 2,857.16 | 4.89 |
example of that I'll go ahead and create | 2,859.65 | 5.25 |
a new file then I'll call colors HTML | 2,862.05 | 4.92 |
and inside of colors I'll include the | 2,864.9 | 5.88 |
same standard HTML boilerplate code that | 2,866.97 | 5.34 |
we often start with a head section with | 2,870.78 | 4.71 |
a title and a body section and inside of | 2,872.31 | 5.4 |
the body of this page I'm going to | 2,875.49 | 5.58 |
display a heading that just says hello | 2,877.71 | 5.61 |
for example and maybe I'll give it an ID | 2,881.07 | 4.38 |
just so I can reference it by name maybe | 2,883.32 | 5.34 |
it has an ID of hello and then I'll have | 2,885.45 | 6.15 |
three buttons I'll have a button called | 2,888.66 | 6.54 |
read a button called blue and then a | 2,891.6 | 7.11 |
button called green for example where | 2,895.2 | 7.14 |
now if I open up colors dot HTML here's | 2,898.71 | 5.76 |
what I see I see a big heading that says | 2,902.34 | 4.2 |
hello and then I see three buttons red | 2,904.47 | 3.48 |
blue and green but of course right now | 2,906.54 | 3.9 |
these buttons don't actually do anything | 2,907.95 | 4.5 |
how do I get the buttons to do something | 2,910.44 | 4.02 |
well that's where JavaScript's going to | 2,912.45 | 3.99 |
come in I'll add a script tag to the top | 2,914.46 | 4.35 |
of my page and I only want to run this | 2,916.44 | 4.05 |
JavaScript when the Dom is done loading | 2,918.81 | 3.87 |
so again we'll use the same syntax as | 2,920.49 | 5.42 |
before document dot add eventlistener | 2,922.68 | 7.14 |
Dom content loaded and then run this | 2,925.91 | 6.1 |
function to say everything in between | 2,929.82 | 4.44 |
these curly braces this is all the code | 2,932.01 | 4.05 |
that should run once the page is done | 2,934.26 | 3.81 |
loading and what I'd really like to do | 2,936.06 | 4.2 |
is get at these three buttons and say | 2,938.07 | 3.48 |
when you click on each one of them do | 2,940.26 | 2.55 |
something different like change the | 2,941.55 | 3.93 |
color of a particular HTML element and | 2,942.81 | 4.29 |
in order to do that I need some way of | 2,945.48 | 3.63 |
uniquely referencing these buttons so to | 2,947.1 | 3.18 |
do that I'm going to give them all IDs | 2,949.11 | 3.78 |
this button will have an ID of red this | 2,950.28 | 4.59 |
button will have an ID of blue this | 2,952.89 | 3.69 |
button will have an ID of green | 2,954.87 | 3.45 |
unique names I can give to the buttons | 2,956.58 | 4.17 |
in HTML such that in JavaScript | 2,958.32 | 5.97 |
I'm later able to reference them so what | 2,960.75 | 5.64 |
I what do I include now here inside of | 2,964.29 | 3.18 |
my JavaScript code | 2,966.39 | 4.5 |
well let me say document dot query | 2,967.47 | 8.13 |
selector hash read to say get me the | 2,970.89 | 8.4 |
element whose ID is read and when you're | 2,975.6 | 6.27 |
clicked on on click go ahead and run | 2,979.29 | 4.14 |
this function | 2,981.87 | 3.63 |
what should the function do well I want | 2,983.43 | 4.59 |
to take this h1 element and change its | 2,985.5 | 5.04 |
color to red I want to change the font | 2,988.02 | 4.62 |
color to red and I'll leave a comment to | 2,990.54 | 3.9 |
myself in JavaScript the way you can | 2,992.64 | 3.21 |
leave a comment just a document what | 2,994.44 | 3.24 |
you're doing is using these two slashes | 2,995.85 | 3.78 |
the two slashes indicate everything | 2,997.68 | 3.66 |
after that on the page is going to be a | 2,999.63 | 3.78 |
comment browser will ignore it but it | 3,001.34 | 3.78 |
can be useful to use a programmer and to | 3,003.41 | 3.18 |
someone who's reading your code to be | 3,005.12 | 3.03 |
able to see what it is that you're | 3,006.59 | 4.29 |
describing here on the page and now what | 3,008.15 | 5.25 |
I'd like to do is document query | 3,010.88 | 6.39 |
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