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in this video weamp;#39;re gonna take a look at how to remove a Dom node from a web page using javascript so typically if youamp;#39;re using a front-end framework like react or view or something similar youamp;#39;ll have conditional rendering which means that you basically can say like if some condition then if you were using JSX which is what you would typically use for react then you would have like basically show up a paragraph tag and then weamp;#39;d have like this content in here okay but in some cases youamp;#39;re not using a JavaScript framework and you just want to do kind of a pseudo conditional rendering and so one part of that would be removing an existing Dom node okay so what weamp;#39;ll start out with here is just some basic HTML and Iamp;#39;ll just do this all with an HTML file here and Iamp;#39;ll just use a script tag so we can include our JavaScript and then remove the Dom node with that so first off we will create a div that will just have my ID here an