HTML DOM Document Object

Document Object Properties and methods

The above properties and methods can be used in HTML documents:

Properties/Methods	Description
Document.activeelement	Returns the currently acquired focus element
Document.addeventlistener ()	To add a handle to a document
Document.adoptnode (node)	Returns a adapded node from another document to the current document.
Document.anchors	Returns a reference to all Anchor objects in the document.
Document.applets	Returns a reference to all Applet objects in the document.
Document.baseuri	Returns the absolute base URI of the document
Document.body	Returns the BODY element of the document
Document.close ()	Closes the output stream opened with the Document.open () method and displays the selected data.
Document.cookie	Sets or returns all cookies related to the current document.
Document.createattribute ()	Create an attribute node
Document.createcomment ()	The Createcomment () method creates an annotation node.
Document.createdocumentfragment ()	Creates an empty DocumentFragment object, and returns this object.
Document.createelement ()	Creates an element node.
document.createTextNode ()	Creates a text node.
Document.doctype	Returns document type declarations (DTDs) related to documents.
Document.documentelement	Returns the root node of the document
Document.documentmode	Returns the mode used to render the document through the browser
Document.documenturi	Sets or returns the location of a document
Document.domain	Returns the domain name of the current document.
Document.domconfig	Returns the configuration used when the Normalizedocument () is called
Document.embeds	Returns a collection of all embedded content (embed) in a document
Document.forms	Returns a reference to all Form objects in the document.
Document. Getelementsbyclassname ()	Returns the collection of elements for all specified class names in the document as NodeList objects.
document.getElementById ()	Returns a reference to the first object that owns the specified ID.
Document.getelementsbyname ()	Returns a collection of objects with the specified name.
document.getElementsByTagName ()	Returns a collection of objects with the specified label name.
Document.images	Returns a reference to all the Image objects in the document.
Document.implementation	Returns the Domimplementation object that processed the document.
Document.importnode ()	Copy a node from another document to the document for application.
Document.inputencoding	Returns the encoding used for the document (at parse time).
Document.lastmodified	Returns the date and time when the document was last modified.
Document.links	Returns a reference to all area and Link objects in the document.
Document.normalize ()	Delete empty text nodes and connect adjacent nodes
Document.normalizedocument ()	Deletes an empty text node, and joins the adjacent node's
Document.open ()	Open a stream to collect the output from any document.write () or Document.writeln () method.
Document.queryselector ()	Returns the first element in the document that matches the specified CSS selector
Document.queryselectorall ()	Document.queryselectorall () is a new method introduced in HTML5 that returns a list of all element nodes of a matching CSS selector in the document
Document.readystate	Return document status (load ...)
Document.referrer	Returns the URL of the document loaded into the current document.
Document.removeeventlistener ()	Remove an event handle from a document (added by the AddEventListener () method)
Document.renamenode ()	Renames an element or attribute node.
Document.scripts	Returns a collection of all the scripts in the page.
Document.stricterrorchecking	Sets or returns whether to force error checking.
Document.title	Returns the title of the current document.
Document. Url	Returns the full URL of the document
document.write ()	Write an HTML expression or JavaScript code to the document.
Document.writeln ()	is equivalent to the Write () method, unlike writing a newline character after each expression.

Warning!!!

The document object inherits all of the properties and methods of the node object at the core of the audience dom.

Many properties and methods are meaningless in the document.

HTML Document objects can avoid using these node objects and properties:

Properties/Methods	reasons to avoid
Document.attributes	Document does not have this property
Document.hasattributes ()	Document does not have this property
Document.nextsibling	The document does not have a next node
Document.nodename	This is usually #document
Document.nodetype	This is usually 9 (document_node)
Document.nodevalue	Document does not have a node value
Document.ownerdocument	Document does not have a main document
Document.ownerelement	The document does not have its own node
Document.parentnode	Document does not have parent node
Document.previoussibling	Document does not have sibling nodes
Document.textcontent	Document does not have a text node

HTML DOM Document Object