In the Document Object Model (DOM), the entire document, from the opening <html> at the top, is organized into a "tree structure", rather like this:
| <html> | |||||||||
| / | \ | ||||||||
| <head> | <body> | ||||||||
| / | \ | / | \ | ||||||
| <title> | <style> | <h1> | <p> | ||||||
| | | | | | | |||||||
| Text | Text | Text | |||||||
In the Document Object Model (DOM), the entire document, from the opening <html> at the top, is organized into a "tree structure", rather like this:
| <html> | |||||||||
| / | \ | ||||||||
| <head> | <body> | ||||||||
| / | \ | / | \ | ||||||
| <title> | <style> | <h1> | <p> | ||||||
| | | | | | | |||||||
| Text | Text | Text | |||||||
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Introduction to DOM, by Dr Sam
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