jQuery: Append at the top of DIV
Question by Guest | 2015-07-19 at 14:46
I am successfully using jQuery's function .append() for adding some new content to a DIV container. Using this function, I am able to add the content under or below the existing content of the DIV box easily.
However, I would like to add the new content over or above the present content. Is there also any possibility to do that in jQuery?
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That is no problem. Obviously, you are searching for the function .prepend(). You can use .prepend() in the same way, you are using .append():
In this example, we are inserting the new HTML content "<p>NEW</p>" at the beginning of the box with the ID "mydiv".
2015-07-19 at 17:39