Select DOM elements by CSS selectorquerySelectorAll - a CSS selector method like the one provided by jQuery. jQuery: $(selector), $(selector, context) Select elements by class namegetElementsByClassName - a fast way of selecting DOM elements by class name in modern browsers. Does not work in IE 8 and below. jQuery: $('.foo') Select elements by tag namegetElementsByTagName - a fast and cross browse
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I recently came across a jQuery plugin that claims to emulate the functionality of Object.prototype.watch, a method inherent in all objects that enables you to watch for a property change and run a function upon that change. Of course, this isn’t available in all implementations. IE, for example, doesn’t support this but has a DOM equivalent, onPropertyChange. Both methods are useful but their sli
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