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Jonas Wu
13,928 PointsCan I also write in the way of DOM?
I'd like to know if we can also write the code with DOM ?
For example: $(".header").on('sticky-start', () =>{ const h1 = document.querySelector('.description'); h1.innerHTML = 'We build a <strong> great </strong> app'; }); The code above runs successfully .
$('.work').on('sticky-start', function(){ $(this).append(' <a href="mailto:email@website.com" class="email-text">Email us</a>') }); Can I also write the code above in the form of DOM?
2 Answers
Steven Parker
229,644 PointsYou're using the DOM with that code already. I'm guessing what you really want to know is if you can do the same thing in plain JavaScript instead of with jQuery.
You can certainly do parts of it, like instead of "$(this).append" you could call createElement and then appendChild.
But you're using a jQuery plug-in that makes use of custom events, so you need jQuery to handle that part. There's no standard browser event named "sticky-start".
Jonas Wu
13,928 PointsThank you Steven!
I think i made it. First, I set const email = document.createElement('a'); in the global scope. then, $('.work').on('sticky-start', () =>{ email.setAttribute('href','"mailto:email@website.com'); work.appendChild(email); });
But I'm not sure if it's a good way to use plain JavaScript while using jQuery plug-in. lol
Steven Parker
229,644 PointsIt's certainly not a problem, but my thinking is if you have jQuery loaded, you may as well take advantage of it to make your code more compact.
Happy coding!