In real websites, DOM manipulation is used to update content dynamically without reloading the page.
Developers combine multiple jQuery methods to create interactive interfaces.
Below are common real-world use cases of DOM manipulation.
This example dynamically adds items to a list.
This clears all items from the list.
This logic is commonly used in tab systems.
Real Usage Summary:
- append used for adding content
- empty used for clearing sections
- addClass and removeClass for UI state
- DOM manipulation improves UX