Kimmons, R. (2023). Becoming an eLearning Hacker. EdTech Books. https://edtechbooks.org/elearning_hacker
Google Docs creates a navigation outline on the left sidetray that is useful for navigating a document. Your employer wants to see a copy of this outline in a Google Sheet so that they can more easily get a sense for the size and structure of the document.
Using JavaScript in the Inspector Console, get the titles of a document's navigation outline items as a table that can be copy/pasted to a spreadsheet.
Here's an example function that could work:
// Find all elements with the class "navigation-item"const navigationItems = document.querySelectorAll('.navigation-item');
// Find all elements with the class "navigation-item"
const navigationItems = document.querySelectorAll('.navigation-item');
// Create an array to store the text content of the navigation itemsconst navigationText = [];
// Create an array to store the text content of the navigation items
const navigationText = [];
// Iterate through the elements and add their text content to the arraynavigationItems.forEach((item) => { navigationText.push({ 'Navigation Item': item.textContent.trim() });});
// Iterate through the elements and add their text content to the array
navigationItems.forEach((item) => {
navigationText.push({
'Navigation Item': item.textContent.trim()
});
// Display the results in a table in the consoleconsole.table(navigationText);
// Display the results in a table in the console
console.table(navigationText);
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