> Радослав (Radoslav?) is right, we already have this:
>
> my_div = new Element("div");
> my_div.insert(new Element("h1").update("Hello there!"));
> my_div.insert(new Element("p").update("Hello, here is some
> text").setStyle({fontSize: "25px" }));
Wow! Looks like I'm just barely too late to suggest this then! This
is awesome!
Let me ask you a question: How often do you create an element without
appending it to something? The answer to that question for me is
0.01% of the time. What do you think if we added a shortcut method to
an instantiated method capable of building and appending a new element
to it in one swoop?
my_div = new Element("div");
my_div.build("h1").update"Hello there!");
my_div.build("p").update("Hello, here is some
text").setStyle({fontSize: "25px"});
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