Is there a part of JS curriculum that talks about stuff like ".innerHTML", "getElementById" or events?

From what I’ve noticed, JS curriculum doesn’t really say anything about connecting JS scripts with HTML or ways to modify HTML elements using JS. I’m trying to make a to-do list app and I have to use “.innerHTML” or events for example, to modify unordered list of tasks I have to do.
Maybe I just can’t find such things in the curriculum, if so, I’d be grateful for someone to point them out for me.

The fCC curriculum does not teach plain JS DOM manipulation. It has some jQuery, but then it goes straight into React.

Some links you can check out:

JavaScript30:

YouTube search:
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=dom+manipulation+in+javascript

I understand, I’ll check out these links then. Thank you for you help.

There is some in the Data Visualization certification

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