You should use event listeners if you want to be on the safe side window.onload can be overwritten and eventlistener adds an listener to the page and will not be overwritten
Good point. However for this demo I wanted to keep it simple. For those who are into JS and have more than one function set for onload, they should understand how it works. But eventlistener is a great alternative.
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Instead of
onload="onload()", I would prefer this, since you would only need to add one line to your page (<script src='script.js'></script>):But otherwise, this is great!
Definitely works too! Thanks for the tip!
welcome , my pleasure!
You should use event listeners if you want to be on the safe side
window.onloadcan be overwritten andeventlisteneradds an listener to the page and will not be overwrittenGood point. However for this demo I wanted to keep it simple. For those who are into JS and have more than one function set for onload, they should understand how it works. But eventlistener is a great alternative.