> May I suggest you moved on and consider [using jQuery]
I believe one should have a firm grasp of JavaScript and the DOM before
using abstractions like jQuery. (Although that's not necessarily a
strictly linear progression; experimenting with jQuery can be
educational WRT the underlying technologies.)
> the one-liner version still does not work correctly
This is because your code returns the last element in the chain rather
than the original node:
document.createElement("p");
// returns p element
document.createElement("p").
appendChild(
document.createElement("em")
);
// returns em element
document.createElement("p").
appendChild(
document.createTextNode("helloWorld")
);
// returns text node
> http://jksjs.s3.amazonaws.com/ce1.html and
> http://jksjs.s3.amazonaws.com/ce2.html
I assume you're aware that these are not valid HTML4 documents?
(It looks a little like HTML5, but that might be coincidental?)
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