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[Term Entry] JavaScript DOM Manipulation: .appendChild() #6236 #6276
[Term Entry] JavaScript DOM Manipulation: .appendChild() #6236 #6276
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Hey @krgyaan, please sign the CLA in the above message, so that we can merge the PR. |
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Looks good for a second round of review, @krgyaan!
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Thank you for contributing to Codecademy Docs @krgyaan 😄
The entry looks good to be merged! 🚀
👋 @krgyaan 🎉 Your contribution(s) can be seen here: https://www.codecademy.com/resources/docs/javascript/dom-manipulation/appendChild Please note it may take a little while for changes to become visible. |
Description
Added a new term entry for
.appendChild()
in the JavaScript DOM Manipulation concept. Created the filecontent/javascript/concepts/dom-manipulation/terms/appendchild/appendchild.md
along with theterms/appendchild/
subdirectories, as they did not exist. The entry includes an introduction, syntax, example, and a Codebyte example, following the Codecademy Docs term entry template and style guide. This contribution enhances the DOM manipulation documentation by explaining a key method for dynamically adding nodes to the DOM.Issue Solved
Closes #6236
Type of Change
Editing an existing entry (fixing a typo, bug, issues, etc)Updating the documentationChecklist
main
branch.Issues Solved
section.