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The Document Object Model (DOM) is an object oriented interface for interacting with HTML webpages and other XML documents. Its use has been made extremely popular by its use in JavaScript within the browser. This project provides PHP access to the DOM on the server, allowing your PHP scripts to use the standardised and widely understood DOM technologies to produce dynamic pages alongside or instead of a template engine.

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Contributing

If you are interested in contributing to this project, a concise overview of how to contribute to the project is available on the Contribution guide page.

• An introduction to the Document Object Model - general overview of the DOM and outline of where this project fits.
• Using traits - how traits are utilised within the hierarchy.
• Live properties - to provide classes with live properties, DOM classes should use prop_* methods instead of using __get and __set.