Function el

Returns an object with handy functions for working on/against the provided selector.

const e = el(`#my-element`);
e.text(`hello`);           // Set the inner text of the elemenet
e.cssDisplay(`block`);    // Sets display:block
e.cssToggle(`activated`);  // Toggles the 'activated' CSS class
e.cssClass(true, `activated`); // Turns on the 'activated' CSS class
e.el();                    // Returns the HTML Element
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The selector is only queried when created. Use elRequery to continually re-query the selector before each operation.