This example shows how to use standard
DOM functions to add
content to a page via JavaScript, as opposed to using the deprecated
document.write
function, or proprietary properties like
innerHTML
or innerText
.
The use of these non-standard functions and properties is considered an accessibility failure, because content added this way is subject to browser-specific differences in interpretation and normalization, and therefore variations in the ability of access technologies to programatically access it.
The JavaScript code for this example can be found in: JS_G_A6.js