Create a Table of Content in Tree View Architecture using HTML, CSS and JavaScript
The tree view elements are kind of dropdown menu however well organized. This kind of view gives your web site an organized look, to create a tree view architecture of a drop down we can use HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. We will divide the whole procedure into two sections Creating structure and Designing structure. Below both sections are elaborated.
Creating Structure: In this section, we will create a basic structure of a Table of Content in Tree View Architecture of elements.
- HTML code:
<!DOCTYPE html>
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<
title
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Create a Table of Content in Tree
View Architecture using HTML, CSS
and JavaScript
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<
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>GeeksforGeeks</
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<
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>A Computer Science Portal for Geeks</
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ul
id
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"tuitorial"
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span
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"gfg"
>Tutorials</
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ol
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"cover"
type
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"i"
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><
span
class
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"gfg"
>Algorithms</
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ol
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"cover"
type
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"a"
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span
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"gfg"
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Analysis of Algorithms
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"cover"
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>Asymptotic Analysis</
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>Worst, Average and Best Cases</
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>Asymptotic Notations</
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>Little o and little omega notations</
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>Lower and Upper Bound Theory</
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>Analysis of Loops</
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>Solving Recurrences</
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>Amortized Analysis</
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>What does ‘Space Complexity’ mean?</
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>Pseudo-polynomial Algorithms</
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>Polynomial Time Approximation Scheme</
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>A Time Complexity Question</
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>Searching Algorithms</
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>Sorting Algorithms</
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>Graph Algorithms</
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>Pattern Searching</
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>Geometric Algorithms</
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>Mathematical</
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>Randomized Algorithms</
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>Greedy Algorithms</
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>Dynamic Programming</
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>Divide and Conquer</
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>Backtracking</
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>Branch and Bound</
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>All Algorithms</
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</
ol
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spna
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"gfg"
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Data Structures
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class
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"cover"
type
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"a"
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>Arrays</
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>Linked List</
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>Stack</
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>Queue</
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>Binary Tree</
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>Binary Search Tree</
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>Heap</
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>Hashing</
li
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<
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>Graph</
li
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>Advanced Data Structure</
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>Matrix</
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>Strings</
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>All Data Structures</
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</
ol
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</
li
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li
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<
spna
class
=
"gfg"
>Languages</
span
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"cover"
type
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"a"
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>C</
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>C++</
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>Java</
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>Python</
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>C#</
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>Javascript</
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>JQuery</
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>SQL</
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>PHP</
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>Scala</
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>Perl</
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>Go Language</
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>HTML</
li
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<
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>CSS</
li
>
<
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>Kotlin</
li
>
</
ol
>
</
li
>
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li
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<
span
class
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"gfg"
>Interview Corner</
span
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class
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"cover"
type
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"a"
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>Company Preparation</
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>Top Topics</
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>Practice Company Questions</
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>Interview Experiences</
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>Experienced Interviews</
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>Internship Interviews</
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>Competitive Programming</
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>Design Patterns</
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>Multiple Choice Quizzes</
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</
ol
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<
spna
class
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"gfg"
>GATE</
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>
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spna
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"gfg"
>ISRO CS</
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"gfg"
>UGC NET CS</
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"gfg"
>CS Subjects</
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"gfg"
>Web Technologies</
span
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</
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ol
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</
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</
body
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</
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>
Designing Structure: In the previous section, we have created the structure of the basic tree view elements. In this section, we will design the structure for the tree view.
- CSS code:
<
style
>
h1 {
color: green;
}
.gfg {
cursor: pointer;
}
.gfg::before {
content: "\25B6";
color: black;
display: inline-block;
margin-right: 8px;
}
.cover {
display: none;
}
.active {
display: block;
}
ol [type=a] {
background-color: yellow;
color: purple;
}
</
style
>
- JavaScript code:
<script>
var
toggler = document.getElementsByClassName(
"gfg"
);
var
i;
for
(i = 0; i < toggler.length; i++) {
toggler[i].addEventListener(
"click"
,
function
() {
this
.parentElement.querySelector(
".cover"
)
.classList.toggle(
"active"
);
this
.classList.toggle(
"gfg-down"
);
}
);
}
</script>
Combine the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code: This is the final code after combining the above sections. It will display the Table of Content in Tree View Architecture.
<!DOCTYPE html> < html > < head > < title > Create a Table of Content in Tree View Architecture using HTML, CSS and JavaScript </ title > < style > h1 { color: green; } .gfg { cursor: pointer; } .gfg::before { content: "\25B6"; color: black; display: inline-block; margin-right: 8px; } .cover { display: none; } .active { display: block; } ol [type=a] { background-color: yellow; color: purple; } </ style > </ head > < body > < h1 >GeeksforGeeks</ h1 > < b >A Computer Science Portal for Geeks</ b > < br > < ul id = "tuitorial" > < li >< span class = "gfg" >Tutorials</ span > < ol class = "cover" type = "i" > < li >< span class = "gfg" >Algorithms</ span > < ol class = "cover" type = "a" > < li > < span class = "gfg" >Analysis of Algorithms</ span > < ol class = "cover" > < li >Asymptotic Analysis</ li > < li >Worst, Average and Best Cases</ li > < li >Asymptotic Notations</ li > < li >Little o and little omega notations</ li > < li >Lower and Upper Bound Theory</ li > < li >Analysis of Loops</ li > < li >Solving Recurrences</ li > < li >Amortized Analysis</ li > < li >What does ‘Space Complexity’ mean?</ li > < li >Pseudo-polynomial Algorithms</ li > < li >Polynomial Time Approximation Scheme</ li > < li >A Time Complexity Question</ li > </ ol > </ li > < li >Searching Algorithms</ li > < li >Sorting Algorithms</ li > < li >Graph Algorithms</ li > < li >Pattern Searching</ li > < li >Geometric Algorithms</ li > < li >Mathematical</ li > < li >Randomized Algorithms</ li > < li >Greedy Algorithms</ li > < li >Dynamic Programming</ li > < li >Divide and Conquer</ li > < li >Backtracking</ li > < li >Branch and Bound</ li > < li >All Algorithms</ li > </ ol > </ li > < li > < spna class = "gfg" >Data Structures</ span > < ol class = "cover" type = "a" > < li >Arrays</ li > < li >Linked List</ li > < li >Stack</ li > < li >Queue</ li > < li >Binary Tree</ li > < li >Binary Search Tree</ li > < li >Heap</ li > < li >Hashing</ li > < li >Graph</ li > < li >Advanced Data Structure</ li > < li >Matrix</ li > < li >Strings</ li > < li >All Data Structures</ li > </ ol > </ li > < li > < spna class = "gfg" >Languages</ span > < ol class = "cover" type = "a" > < li >C</ li > < li >C++</ li > < li >Java</ li > < li >Python</ li > < li >C#</ li > < li >Javascript</ li > < li >JQuery</ li > < li >SQL</ li > < li >PHP</ li > < li >Scala</ li > < li >Perl</ li > < li >Go Language</ li > < li >HTML</ li > < li >CSS</ li > < li >Kotlin</ li > </ ol > </ li > < li > < span class = "gfg" >Interview Corner</ span > < ol class = "cover" type = "a" > < li >Company Preparation</ li > < li >Top Topics</ li > < li >Practice Company Questions</ li > < li >Interview Experiences</ li > < li >Experienced Interviews</ li > < li >Internship Interviews</ li > < li >Competitive Programming</ li > < li >Design Patterns</ li > < li >Multiple Choice Quizzes</ li > </ ol > < li >< spna class = "gfg" >GATE</ span ></ li > < li >< spna class = "gfg" >ISRO CS</ span ></ li > < li >< spna class = "gfg" >UGC NET CS</ span ></ li > < li >< spna class = "gfg" >CS Subjects</ span ></ li > < li >< spna class = "gfg" >Web Technologies</ span ></ li > </ li > </ ol > </ li > </ ul > < script > var toggler = document.getElementsByClassName("gfg"); var i; for (i = 0; i < toggler.length ; i++) { toggler[i].addEventListener("click", function() { this.parentElement.querySelector(".cover") .classList.toggle("active"); this.classList.toggle("gfg-down"); } ); } </script> </ body > </ html > |
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