Elements properties and methods reference:
* tagName: returns the name of the element; same as nodeValue.
* removeAttributeNode(): removes the specified attribute _node_ from the
current element.
* getElementsByTagName(): returns a list of nodes with the specified tag
name, but restricted to the children of the current element
* getAttributeNS(): returns the value of the attribute with the given
name and the given namespace on the current element
* setAttributeNS(): adds a new attribute or changes the value of an
existing attribute with the given name and the given namespace on the
current element
* removeAttributeNS(): removes an attribute with the given name and the
given namespace on the current element
* getAttributeNodeNS(): returns the attribute node with the given name
and the given namespace on the current element
* setAttributeNodeNS(): adds a new attribute node or changes an existing
attribute node with the given attribute node
* getElementsByTagNameNS(): returns a list of nodes with the specified
tag name and namespace, but restricted to the children of the current
element
* hasAttribute(): returns a boolean value indicating whether the current
element has an attribute with the given name
* hasAttributeNS(): returns a boolean value indicating whether the
current element has an attribute with the given name and namespace
* nextSibling: returns the node immediately next to the current node, if any
* ownerDocument: returns the document to which the current element belongs
* isSupported(): returns a boolean value indicating whether or not this
element supports the given feature
* hasAttributes(): returns a boolean value indicating whether or not
this element has any attribute
* baseURI (DOM3): returns the absolute base URI of the current element
* lookupNameSpaceURI() (DOM3): Look up the namespace URI associated to
the given prefix, starting from this node
* lookupNameSpacePrefix() (DOM3): Look up the prefix associated to the
given namespace URI, starting from this node
(The following are only available to HTML elements)
* id: returns the value of the id attribute of the current element
* title: returns the value of the title attribute of the current element
* lang: returns the value of the lang of the current element
* dir: returns the directions of the text of the current element
(right-to-left or left-to-right)
* className: returns the value of the class attribute of the current element
Phew that's it for now, more to come later (and hmm we're starting to
implement DOM Level 3, so watch out for more new stuff soon ;-)
-Fabian.
