.html()
StevenSwiniarski466 total contributions
Published Aug 4, 2022Updated Aug 4, 2022
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The .html()
method gets or sets the contents of an HTML element.
Syntax
Getting HTML, the .html()
method is called without a parameter:
$(selector).html();
Setting HTML, the .html()
method is called with a parameter containing the new HTML:
$(selector).html(newHTML)
Example
The following jQuery code will read and reset the HTML in #p1
when #btn
is clicked:
$("#btn").click(function() {alert($("#p1").html());$("#p1").html("<b>New Text.</b>");});
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