The Node object is an abstract representation in the W3C DOM of the fundamental content building block in a document. All pieces of content that y

This set of constants belongs to the root Node object of the W3C DOM, and is therefore inherited by all document-level nodes and elements.

Binds an event handler function to the current node so that the function executes when an event of a particular type arrives at the node eit

Inserts a new node after the end of the last child node of the current node object. The current node object must be capable of containing child

Returns a named node map object, which resembles an array (collection) of attribute objects (W3C DOM type Attr ), but also has some methods of

This is a property of the W3C DOM Node object that consists of an array of references to all child nodes (a node list) in the next deeper leve

Return a reference to the first or last child node of the current element node. These child nodes are text nodes nested inside an element.

Returns a Boolean value true if the current Node element has an attribute whose name matches the method parameter.

Returns a Boolean value true if the current node contains one or more child nodes.

Inserts a node as a child of the current node (usually the current node is an element) before one of the other child nodes of the current node.

Returns a Boolean true if the current node supports (i.e., conforms to the required specifications of) a stated W3C DOM module and version. Wh

These three properties apply primarily to XML document elements with tags that are defined with the help of XML namespaces. A simplified example of

See firstChild.

Return a reference to the next or previous node (respectively) in the document tree at the same nested level as the current node. If there is no nod

Returns a string that identifies the name of the node as influenced by the node type. For element and attribute node types, the property returns the