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Why So Many <div>s? Understanding the Backbone of Modern Web Layouts

When you're first learning to build websites, HTML can look like a jungle of tags—and one tag, the humble <div>, seems to appear everywhere. It's not surprising that some people find this overwhelming, even frustrating, and may even consider swapping to ready-made templates

Mastering the <use> Tag in HTML for SVG Reusability

When you're working with SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) in HTML, there's a handy tool at your disposal that can save you both time and effort—the <use> tag. If you're just getting started with SVGs, understanding this tag will help you keep

Leveraging the HTML <template> Tag: A Powerful Tool for Dynamic Web Content

The HTML <template> tag is a valuable yet often overlooked feature in modern web development. Unlike typical HTML elements that render content immediately upon page load, the <template> tag allows you to define reusable HTML structures that are stored for later use, remaining hidden until they

XPath vs. DOM Selector: Key Differences and Use Cases

In web scraping, testing, and browser automation, selecting elements from an HTML or XML document is crucial. Two commonly used approaches for this are XPath and DOM selectors. Both have their unique strengths and serve different purposes depending on the task at hand. In this article, we’ll explore the

appendChild vs innerHTML: Best Practices for Safe and Efficient DOM Manipulation

When we are manipulating the DOM, sometimes we use innerHTML, so we can finish our work quickly, but did you know there is a better way and is best practice, namely using appendChild. The following is the explanation. Using appendChild is generally considered a better practice compared to using innerHTML.