Please have a look at: http://jsfiddle.net/s6VdW/ HTML: <div id="test"></div> JS: var span1 = $("<span/>").text("Hello"); var br = $("<br/>"); var span2 = $("<span/&...

Insofar as I can tell, the following code should work, creating a <div> element, and then creating a <p> element; the expression should result in a jQuery object with two elements: $("...

Simple really but cannot get it to work, here is my script... $('body').after('<div id="lightBox" style="height: ' + htmlHeight + 'px;"></div>'); How can I get it to fade in rather t...

jQuery has an .after() method, and also an .insertAfter() method. What's the difference between them? I think I can use .after() to insert elements after a selected element (or elements). Is that...

I am pretty proficient with coding, but now and then I come across code that seems to do basically the same thing. My main question here is, why would you use .append() rather then .after() or vice...

I have a <ul> with a number of <li> elements in it. A number of them are hidden and are added to the end of the list upon clicking with jQuery after(). However, for some reason, the el...

Possible Duplicate: Why does jQuery .after() not chain the new element? This reference code: $("#id").after(string); Does a pretty good job inserting the element of the string wher...

I am curious why jQuery's .after() does not chain, or "provide you with," the new element that you create with it. It seems to me like it should, but I am no expert and was hoping someone could she...

I'm trying to split an unordered list into two columns by finding the halfway point of the list and adding </ul><ul> after that </li>. This could be the complete wrong way to do t...