JavaScript Essentials: Basic Browser Interaction
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Prerequisites
Expected Duration
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Overview/Description
The primary method for running JavaScript on the client side is through the web browser. This course covers browser features, such as CSS, working with browser windows, getting information about users, and other browser manipulations.
Target Audience
Developers looking to skill up in JavaScript and anyone with an interest in writing JavaScript code
Prerequisites
None
Expected Duration (hours)
1.8
Lesson Objectives JavaScript Essentials: Basic Browser Interaction
start the course
access the document object model and use it to set CSS properties
add and manipulate CSS styles by using JavaScript code
access a CSS style sheet using JavaScript
add a CSS style to a style sheet using JavaScript
remove a CSS style from a style sheet using JavaScript
disable and enable a style sheet
use getElementById to get and change the content of elements
use the window object to create new browser windows
use the History object to navigate the browser's history
use the Alert, Prompt, and Confirm dialog boxes in JavaScript codes
use JavaScript to refer to and manipulate form values
use the navigator object to retrieve and display browser properties
obtain user information by using JavaScript
retrieve a user's location and redirect the user to another page
detect screen features using JavaScript
use document.cookie to store values for later use
find the value of a specific cookie
resize windows by using the resizeBy and resizeTo methods in JavaScript
use the moveBy method in JavaScript to move a window, relative to its current location
use the moveTo method in JavaScript to move the window to a particular location
use JavaScript to close browser windows
use the replace method to change the document being used in a browser
use the scrollTo method to automatically scroll to a specific location
Course Number: sl_jsce_a04_it_enus
Expertise Level
Intermediate