DOMReady JavaScript script

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DOMReady is an event handler providing you a window.onload event alternative. DOMReady is an event handler providing you a window.onload event alternative.The traditional approach to start working with DOM structure of a page is to wait while page is loaded completely to be sure DOM is ready. This means that window.onload event used for that will fire after all images and other content is loaded. If page contains a lot of such content then your functionality starting by window.onload (eg menu) will be activated with a nonticable delay. The smarter approach is not to wait when all the content your scripts do not need will load, but use something like Mozilla's DOMContentLoaded event.
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