
// DOM Manipulation Challenge


// I worked on this challenge [by myself, with: ].


// Add your JavaScript calls to this page:

// Release 0:
document.getElementById("release-1").style.color = "red";



// Release 1:
var done = document.getElementById('release-0');
var class_name = document.createAttribute('class');
class_name.value = "done";
done.setAttributeNode(class_name);



// Release 2:

document.getElementById('release-1').style.color = "blue";
document.getElementById('release-1').style.display = "none";


// Release 3:

document.getElementsByTagName("h1")[0].innerHTML = "I completed release 2";


// Release 4:
var color = '#955251';
document.getElementById("release-3").style.backgroundColor = '#955251' ;


// Release 5:
var len = document.getElementsByClassName('release-4').length;
for (var i =0; i<len;i++){
document.getElementsByClassName('release-4')[i].style.fontSize = "2em";
};

var new_html = document.getElementById("hidden");
document.body.appendChild(new_html.content.cloneNode(true));



// Reflection
// What did you learn about the DOM? It has a tree-like structure and you can access elements by Id, tag, class, etc.
// What are some useful methods to use to manipulate the DOM?  getElementById can grab just one element that you have named with an Id. .innerHTML grabs all the html inside an element.



@@ -61,24 +61,27 @@
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-by myself, with:
+ with: john maguire
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