Is it possible to get multiple ID's with document.querySelector()?

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Is it possible to get multiple ID's with document.querySelector()?

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Is it possible to find more than one ID (e.g. div1, div2, div3) by using document.querySelector()?

If not then is there a alternative solution?

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Yes, you can by do that. First of all, in order to retrieve multiple elements, you'll have to use querySelectorAll. Second, you just separate all the ids with commas, it's no different from CSS.

var nodes = document.querySelectorAll('#a, #b, #c');

This will give you a NodeList of all the elements matching the IDs.

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