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I wanted to put a banner or link in a particular location of the page using a javascript that would be in another location of the same page
guy
<script>
função que eu colocaria os links ou banners
</script>
<div>
<script>
local que apareceria os links e/ou banner (não sei se precisaria de script aqui)
</script>
</div>
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You will need the js function that adds the element or html you need:
<script>
function adicionarLink(){
document.getElementById("div-inserir-link").innerHTML = "<a href='http://google.com'>Google</a>";
};
document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function () {
adicionarLink();
}, false);
</script>
the onload function will only call the addition function, but you can do it in the onlick of some element, or at any other time.
And your html:
<div id='div-inserir-link'></div>
did not work no, I put the script anywhere else in the div did not appear the link =/
@Lary, I edited the answer. Test now. (=
now yes rsrs, thank you so much @Aline
What Douglas commented on in his post, that’s right. You should not have tags <script> spread across your code. Ideally, these js will be even in a file. js, not in the same file as HTML, imagine then about being spread all over HTML. It’s a pretty bad practice. You can read a little about it here: https://mauricioszabo.wordpress.com/2012/04/unobtrusive-javascript/
but in case it will be a script only that I will use and the div tags in the posts
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You don’t need two tags
script, does everything in one. And to appear the "links", would be in HTML, would be what you want?– Douglas Garrido
it doesn’t have to be separate, it’s for a blog the script would be outside and within the posts I put a link with a modal and in this modal I would put this link equal to all posts... More if I want to change the link was just go in javascript..
– Lary