Transcription: At this point you really haven't seen a whole lot because this works just fine in standard HTML. It sees an ID attribute. Let's say you're using Netscape Navigator, it looks at the ID attribute. Let's say it doesn't know what an ID attribute is. Browsers are very forgiving so it just says, okay well I got this span element and it's got an ID, I don't know what to do with it so I'll leave it alone. Where it really gets fun is when you start getting into the JavaScript and start referencing these objects directly because right now the span object is empty, there's nothing there. It's just a the ...
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