Hello!
I recently started experimenting with Javascript objects, and I have come across a convenience.

Are you tired of typing "document.getElementById" all the time? I have the solution. I have found in my Web Dev book about developers making a function called "$" to make things quicker.
I took it a step further, using an object to make the $ function more flexible, being that it originally ran with document.getElementById. I call it the Elements Object.

The Elements Object handles the three main DOM objects; getElementById, getElementsByTagName, and getElementsByName.

Here is the object, any developers reading this (including HullBreach) have my permission to use it. Put this code on you include file for more convenience.

function elements(){
this.id=function(id){
return document.getElementById(id);
}
this.tag=function(tag,n){
return document.getElementsByTagName(tag)[n];
}
this.name=function(name,n){
return document.getElementsByName(name)[n];
}
}

var $=new elements();


So instead of typing document.getElementById('div').innerHTML=null;, you would type $.id('div').innerHTML=null;
see? Much easier.
Please note when using getElementsByTagName or getElementsByName, they are stored in arrays. The ElementsObject methods automatically sort the arrays for you, you must provide a number in the method: $.tag('name',1).value rather than $.tag('name')[1].value, which would cause an error. Simply putting $.tag('name').value will assume the array index is zero, which will automatically pull up the first matched element name, which may prove convenient for most uses.

I hope you find this useful. I am rewiring my c-3ds website to use this object, and will contine to use it in future codes.

Have a nice
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