Selectors are great if you want to manipulate the DOM and gain access to all its elements. To understand selectors, first let’s have a look at the window and document objects.

In this practical exercise, let’s create a simple content slider. We’re not going to limit ourselves to images either; we’ll create a slider that can display any type of content.

The “tab control” is a very common pattern, so let’s see how it’s done in this final exercise lesson.

In this lesson, you’ll learn how to create a textbox that supports auto-completion.