JavaScript deletes an HTML element node code instance:
This section describes how to use native JavaScript implementations to delete a specified HTML element. The code example is as follows:
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In native JavaScript, there is no one way to delete the element itself, if you want to delete the specified child elements can be deleted by the parent node's removechild () method, the code is relatively simple, there is not much to introduce, you can see the relevant reading.
Related reading:
The 1.parentNode () function can be found in the section Parentnode,childnodes,children properties .
The 2.removeChild () function can refer to the removechild () function usage of JavaScript in a detailed chapter.
JavaScript deletes an HTML element node code instance