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HTMLTableElement: tFoot property
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This feature is well established and works across many devices and browser versions. It’s been available across browsers since July 2015.
The tFoot property of the HTMLTableElement interface represents the first <tfoot> element child of the given <table>, or null if no such element exists.
An HTMLTableSectionElement (which is always a tfoot) or null.
This property can be assigned, which causes the existing first <tfoot> element child, if any, to be removed, and the given value, if it is not null, to be inserted as the last child. Therefore, setting null has the same effect as calling deleteTFoot(). If the assigned value is not an HTMLTableSectionElement or null, a TypeError is thrown; otherwise, if it is not a <tfoot> element or null, a HierarchyRequestError DOMException is thrown.
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if (table.tFoot) {
// Do something with the tfoot
}