HTML DOM Title Object






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HTML DOM Title Object



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Title Object


The Title object represents an HTML <title> element.


Access a Title Object


You can access a <title> element by using getElementsByTagName():



Example



var x = document.getElementsByTagName("TITLE")[0];

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Create a Title Object


You can create a <title> element by using the document.createElement() method:



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var x = document.createElement("TITLE");

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Title Object Properties











Property Description
text Sets or returns the text of the document's title

Standard Properties and Events


The Title object also supports the standard properties and events.



Related Pages


HTML tutorial: HTML Head


HTML reference: HTML <title> tag





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