Write a JavaScript code with the following three different conditions: • Create the HTML document containing an element with id="myImage" for any images you want. • Use the HTML DOM to get the element with id="myImage". • Write a JavaScript function to change the JavaScript src attribute of element from " pet.gif" to " cat.jpg" when clicking on a button. Note: Students can use any gif and jpg files according to their choice. Important notes: 1. You should have to copy and paste the script as your answer to this question. DON’T take a screenshot for your script. It must be an editable script. 2. Take a screenshot of your output web page and paste it as a part of your answer.

Suppose there is a text box on your browser window called FirstName. When you scroll up or down, the text box does not move at all while other elements on the page do move. What value for the position property would FirstName have? A) absolute B) relative C) fixed D) static

Write a for-loop that will write to the HTML document the value of each element in the array called myArray. Note: You only need to write a for-loop. Code on the outside of the for-loop is not necessary as we will assume that myArray has been declared and initialized with a series of array elements.

Please help me with this html, css and JavaScript code. 1. Create a grammar and spelling checker using an API. The checker underlines the misspelled words and gives the user the correct word to use via a small box next to the misspelled word 2. Create a paraphrase using an API that paraphrases a user sentence. Just one sentence at a time

I'm trying to learn CSS and it isn't easy. Can someone help me with this problem? Modify or add one CSS rule for each requirement below to change the text color property as specified. By color name: change the text color for byname class elements from black to blue. By RGB values: change the text color for byrgb class elements from black (rgb(0, 0, 0)) to green by modifying the second number to be 255. By HSL values: change the text color for byhsl class elements from black (hsl(0, 0%, 0%)) to cyan by modifying the first number to be 200, the second number to 100%, and the third number to 50%. Code: <p class="byname">The text is blue</p> <p class="byrgb">The text is green</p> <p class="byhsl">The text is cyan</p>