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you're something girl welcome to your fifth JavaScript and the Dom tutorial and in this video I'm finally going to show you how to edit HTML and insert text into the Dom alright then so in the last tutorial if you can remember that far back I showed you how to use two different methods to query the Dom query selector and query select all and we're using one of those here query select all to grab all the elements which have a class of name that are inside an li tag inside the book list ID so just to have a look at those if we inspect the elements we can see this has a class of name inside the LI inside the book list and the four of those in total inside each one of these Li tags right so it's going to grab all of those spans with a class of name and store them inside this variable right here called books so then now we've queried the dog I want to start showing you how we can start to edit the dog and in this tutorial I'm going to show you two different properties the text content and...
