HP DOM Lab

Title: DOM Magic Type: Lab or Homework Duration: "4:00" Adapted from: jQuery Magic by Karolin Rafalski Adapted to vanilla JS by Taylor Darneille from Competencies: create, append/remove elements in the DOM using jQuery, traverse the DOM, add/remove attributes, html tables Prerequisites: JavaScript, HTML, CSS

DOM Magic

Intro

You are now a wizard and you will no longer hard code html during your time at Hogwarts (or the duration of this assignment) You will make things appear and disappear (and more) with the magic of javascript! This assignment is recommended to be done with a Harry Potter theme. But if you are unfamiliar with Harry Potter, that's cool, you can make up all your wizard details.

Setup - Get Ready to Make So Much Magic

Make a directory called hogwarts.
cd into the hogwarts folder
touch index.html
touch main.css
touch app.js
code .

In main.css

body {background-color: #F8F7FF}/*or any color of your choosing*/

In app.js

document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', ()=>{
    console.log('DOM is loaded!')
})

In `index.html`

! + tab to set up boilerplate html
Add a title inside the <title>tags (where will this title appear?)
Connect your CSS in the <head> tag:
- <link rel="stylesheet" href="main.css">
Add a <div id="container"></div> inside the <body> tags
Connect your javascript at the bottom of the <body> tag:
- <script type="text/javascript" src="app.js"></script>

In terminal

open index.html to open your webpage in the browser

In the browser

⌘ ⌥ I - to open Chrome Dev Tools
Check: did your background-color for your page load? Do you see your title in the tab? If not, fix it now.
Check: did your console.logs log?

In app.js

comment out or delete your console.logs, now that you know everything is linked and loaded correctly.
Set up your workflow, you will be going between your index.html app.js files, your browser and these instructions - make it so you don't need to move your windows every time you need to change
Pull up the class notes on DOM lessons to have as a reference:

🔴 The commit message should read: "Received Hogwarts letter - All files are linked and loaded"

Year 1

Important : You are encouraged to comment out console.logs that you no longer need. There will be no further prompts for this advice.

In app.js

Query for your div with the id of container and set it to a variable named container
console.log container
Create an <h1> element and set it to a variable called h1 and console log it
Add some text inside the h1 element. Example text: 'Hogwarts'
Why isn't your h1 appearing on your page?
Hint
It needs to be appended
- Append your h1 to your container

</details>

It's magic! Isn't it?
In your main.css file, add a css rule where all text will align center inside the body

Test yourself Your HTML structure should look like this ![image of dev console elements](https://i.imgur.com/IXlUnOO.png)

🔴 The commit message should read: "Year 1 - added h1 using javascript"

Year 2

Following what you did in Year 1, add the following:

h2 element with your name
h3 element with your house (Hufflepuff, Gryffindor, Ravenclaw or Slytherin )
h4 element with your pet's name
- this h4 element should have a class with a value of your pet type (owl, cat, toad, etc)
In your main.css add an attribute of font-family: fantasy; to all elements that have a class that matches your pet's class
Test yourself Your HTML structure should look like this ![image of dev console elements](https://i.imgur.com/5rFQeod.png)

🔴 The commit message should read: "Year 2 - I added more elements. My power grows with my dedication and hard work"

Year 3

list items of
- butter beer
- invisibility cloak (add a class of secret)
- magic map (add a class of secret)
- time turner (add a class of secret)
- leash (for your pet, be sure to give this list element the same class as you gave your pet)
- Bertie Bott's Every Flavor [Jelly] Beans.
- append the unordered list to your container div
- In your main.css file, give the items with a class of secret an attribute of opacity: 0.5;
- In your main.css file, remove the bullet points from the list items

Test yourself Your HTML structure should look like this ![image of dev console elements](https://i.imgur.com/obTO6qD.png)

🔴 The commit message should read: "Year 3 - I added list elements. That code didn't seem very dry. I wonder if there is something I could do about it in the Hungry for More section"

Year 4

You want to show off how many classes you are taking

Make a table

Right above your table add an h5 that says 'Spring 2017'
Inside the table add a thead element
Inside the thead element add two th elements
- in the first th add the text Day
  - in the second th add the text Classes
Create a tr element and add two td elements inside.
- in the first td add the day Monday
  - in the second td add the classes you are taking ( Herbology, Divination, History of Magic, Charms, Potions, Transfiguration, Defense Against the Dark Arts, Quidditch practice, etc.)
Create more tr elements with tds inside so that you have Monday - Friday and classes each of those days
In your main.css file, add a gray 1px solid border around your table, th elements and td elements
In your main.css file, add a rule that will center your table on the page

Test yourself Your HTML structure should look like this ![image of dev console elements](https://i.imgur.com/Ic4hfy7.png)

🔴 The commit message should read: "Year 4 - I realize I can make things that are ever increasingly more complex with greater ease. Adding order is always more effort than causing chaos."

Year 5

Things get interesting

Break your wand! (select the element that contains your wand and remove it)
Class was hard! Drink all your butter beer! (remove just the butter beer from your list)
Get a new wand (add the same element back with new text describing your new wand. Be sure to insert it after your pet in the DOM)
Make your new wand stand out by adding a color of indigo (or whatever color you like). But do it with magic (DOM manipulation): Don't add this css in your main.css file
Send your pet on a spy mission (remove your pet from the DOM, put it somewhere else in your HTML). Make sure your pet's leash stays in your trunk (list item with the same class as your pet inside unordered list)
Have your pet come back (remove your pet from the DOM, put it back in its original location)

🔴 The commit message should read: "Year 5 - The days go by slowly and the years go by too fast"

Year 6

School is so fun!

Nosey roommate alert! Hide all your belongings with a class of secret.
Nosey roommate falls asleep 2 seconds later. Show your secret belongings after 2+ seconds using a setTimeout to prevent showing your secret elements too soon.
Accident! You transmogrified your pet's leash into half cabbage
- add the class cabbage to your pet's leash. Do not replace your pet's leash's original class. Your pet, which also has the same class should remain unaffected
- add a rule of color:chartreuse; in your main.css for all elements that have a class of cabbage
Fix your pet's leash by removing the class of cabbage (be sure to keep your pet's leash's original class)

🔴 The commit message should read: "Year 6 - A cauliflower is a cabbage with a college education - Mark Twain"

Year 7

Though your time at Hogwarts is nearly over, your journey of learning has just begun

Update your class schedule to read 'Fall 2018'
Celebrate by buying more butter beer! Append a list item with the text 'Butter beer' as the first list item inside your unordered list with the value of trunk
Whoops! You broke your trunk when you stood on it while singing karaoke. Get a new storage container for your stuff; replace the unodered list's property of trunk with a new property of chest
Add some CSS to your page. Feel free to experiment and make this page your own

🔴 The commit message should read: "Year 7 - I am getting more comfortable with ambiguous instructions"

Post-Graduation (Hungry for More - choose any)

Refactor your code. Make it more dry. Are there places you could have used a for-loop? Functions you could have created?
Clean up your code. Check indentation and be sure you have plenty of comments.

Technical Requirements

Your JavaScript files MUST run without syntax errors. If there are errors you can't solve, comment them out and leave a comment above explaining what is wrong

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DOM Magic

Intro

Setup - Get Ready to Make So Much Magic

In main.css

In app.js

In index.html

In terminal

In the browser

In app.js

Year 1

In app.js

Year 2

Year 3

Year 4

Year 5

Year 6

Year 7

Post-Graduation (Hungry for More - choose any)

Technical Requirements

DOM Magic

Intro

Setup - Get Ready to Make So Much Magic

In main.css

In app.js

In index.html

In terminal

In the browser

In app.js

Year 1

In app.js

Year 2

Year 3

Year 4

Year 5

Year 6

Year 7

Post-Graduation (Hungry for More - choose any)

Technical Requirements

In `index.html`

In `index.html`