With jQuery, it's easy to add new elements to your content.
Add new HTML content.
We'll Xi four jquery methods for adding new content:
append() - Inserts content at the end of the selected element.
prepend() - Inserts content at the beginning of the selected element.
after() - Inserts content after the selected element.
before()—Inserts content before the selected element.
jQuery Append() method.
The jquery append() method inserts content at the end of the selected element (still inside the element).
Instance. $("p").append("Append text");
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jquery prepend() method.
The jquery prepend() method inserts content at the beginning of the selected element.
Instance. $("p").prepend("Append text at the beginning");
Try adding a few new elements via the append() and prepend() methods.
In the example above, we only insert the text HTML at the beginning and end of the selected element.
However, the append() and prepend() methods are capable of receiving an unlimited number of new elements via parameters. Text can be generated via jQuery HTML (as in the example above), or via jAscript and DOM elements.
In the example below, we create several new elements. These elements can be created using Text HTML, jQuery, or the J**Ascript DOM. Then we append these new elements to the text via the append() method (which also works for prepend()).
Instance. function appendtext()
jquery after() and before() methods.
jQuery after() method inserts content after the selected element.
The jquery before() method inserts the content before the selected element.
Instance. $("img").after("Add text at the end");
"img").before("Add text in front of it");
Add several new elements via the after() and before() methods.
The after() and before() methods are capable of receiving an infinite number of new elements via parameters. New elements can be created using Text HTML, jQuery, or J**Ascript DOM.
In the example below, we create a few new elements. These elements can be created using Text HTML, jQuery, or the J**Ascript DOM. We then insert these new elements into the text via the after() method (which also works for before()).
Instance. function aftertext()