JQuery getting started tutorial (14): Adding HTML elements

JQuery allows you to easily add new HTML elements. The following method is used to add an HTML element: append () & amp; ndash; Add a new content at the end of the specified element. Prepend ()-add new content to the front of the specified element. After () & amp; ndash; Add new... SyntaxHig before the specified element. Use jQuery to easily add new HTML elements. The following method is used to add an HTML element: append ()-Add a new content at the end of the specified element. Prepend ()-add new content to the front of the specified element. After ()-Add the new content before () before the specified Element-Add the new content after the specified element. At first glance, append, prepend, and after seem to have the same function, but append and prepend refer to the front and back of the selected element itself (internal), while after, before refers to the front and back of the selected element. See the following append example: [html] JQuery Demo