Classes that make up DOM

Here is a list of all classes that make up DOM in alphabetical order with some basic usage examples:

• Attr Represents an attribute on an Element object.
• CharacterData Represents a Node object that contains characters.
• ChildNode (Trait) Contains methods that are particular to Node objects that can have a parent.
• Comment Represents textual notations within markup.
• Document Represents any web page loaded in the browser and serves as an entry point into the web page's content.
• DocumentFragment Represents a minimal document object that has no parent.
• DocumentType Represents a Node containing a doctype.
• Element The most general base class from which all objects in a Document inherit.
• HTMLCollection Represents a Node list that can only contain Element nodes.
• HTMLDocument Provides access to special properties and methods not present by default on a regular (XML) document.
• LiveProperty (Trait) Internal trait used to allow getting and setting of properties representing live data structures.
• Node A Node is an interface from which a number of DOM types inherit.
• NonDocumentTypeChildNode (Trait) Contains methods that are particular to Node objects that can have a parent but not suitable for DocumentType.
• ParentNode (Trait) Contains methods that are particular to Node objects that can have children.
• Text Represents the textual content of Element or Attr.
• TokenList Represents a set of space-separated tokens.
• XMLDocument Provides access to special properties and methods not present by default on a regular document.

Attr

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CharacterData

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ChildNode

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Comment

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Document

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DocumentFragment

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DocumentType

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Element

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HTMLCollection

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HTMLDocument

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LiveProperty

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Node

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NonDocumentTypeChildNode

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ParentNode

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Text

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TokenList

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XMLDocument

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