jqueryHow do I insert an element after another element using jQuery?
To insert an element after another element using jQuery, you can use the .after()
method. This method inserts content after the selected element. For example, the following code will insert a new <p>
element after the <h1>
element with the text "Hello World!":
$("h1").after("<p>Hello World!</p>");
Code explanation
$("h1")
- Selects the<h1>
element..after("<p>Hello World!</p>")
- Inserts the specified content after the selected element.
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