Dom.Element
Element node.
Element viewed as a node. All elements are nodes, therefore no conversion is necessary.
val scroll_width : t -> int
Width of the element, including content not visible due to overflow.
It includes padding, but not the border and margins.
val scroll_height : t -> int
Height of the element, including content not visible due to overflow. It includes padding, but not margin and border.
val client_width : t -> int
Width of the visible part of the element with padding, without border and margins.
val client_height : t -> int
Height of the visible part of the element. It includes padding, but not margins, border and scrollbars.
val scroll_left : t -> int
Number of pixels the element's content is scrolled from its left edge.
val scroll_top : t -> int
Number of pixels the element's content is scrolled vertically.
val set_scroll_left : int -> t -> unit
set_scroll_left pxs element
Set the left scroll position to pxs
.
val set_scroll_top : int -> t -> unit
set_scroll_top pxs element
Set the top scroll position to pxs
.
val set_attribute : string -> string -> t -> unit
set_attribute name value element
Set the attribute name
to value
on element
.
Examples:
set_attribute "id" "my-node" element
set_attribute "class" "my-class" element
set_attribute "href" "https://github.com" element
set_attribute "type" "range" element
set_attribute "type" "password" element
set_attribute "placeholder" "sample-text" element
val remove_attribute : string -> t -> unit
remove_attribute name element
Remove the attribute name
from element
.
val set_property : string -> Base.Value.t -> t -> unit
set_property name value element
Set the property name
to value
in element
.
The distinction between attributes and properties is subtle. Attribute have always a string value and implicitely set the corresponding property as well. A property can have any javascript value and does not set the corresponding attribute, even if the property has a string value.
Examples:
set_property "value" "my-text" input_element
val delete_property : string -> t -> unit
delete_property name element
Delete the property name
from element
.
val focus : t -> unit
Put the element into keyboard focus.
val blur : t -> unit
Unfocus the element.