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The problem is there aren't many guides for learning "vanilla" JavaScript that aim at newcomers. MDN is a good reference, but I can't think of something more directed tutorial.



If you're interested in learning vanilla JavaScript through an online course, you might like to try Execute Program: https://www.executeprogram.com/

I found it more thorough and challenging than others I've tried, but it doesn't assume any knowledge of JavaScript.


I have a question about an embarrassingly simple problem: "Element Access". Is there a way I could contact you about it?


If by “Element Access” you mean getting pointers to DOM elements, try querySelector [1] or querySelectorAll [2]:

  var element = document.querySelector(...)

  var elements = document.querySelectorAll(...)
[1]: https://devdocs.io/dom/document/queryselector

[2]: https://devdocs.io/dom/document/queryselectorall


Feel free to email me. My Gmail address is "parodieslost". Although I'm not affiliated with Execute Program, I have done the JavaScript Arrays course (including Element Access), and I'd be interested in your problem.




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