Javascript dynamic Insertion Technology

Recently, it was found that all major libraries can use div. innerHTMLHTML fragments to generate node elements, and then insert them into each position of the target element. This is actually insertAdjacentHTML, but the nasty innerHTML of IE turns this advantage into a disadvantage. First, innerHTML will remove the spaces in some locations. For details, see Syn.

Recently, it was found that all major libraries can use div. innerHTML = HTML fragments to generate node elements, and then insert them into each position of the target element. This is actually insertAdjacentHTML, but the nasty innerHTML of IE turns this advantage into a disadvantage. First, innerHTML will remove the spaces in some locations. For details, see the result of the following running box:

 




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