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    miker1961
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    I am a newbie to javascript and I am using jquery for some simple sliding navigation menus for a mobile site I am developing. I have set up a unique style sheet for mobile browsers and am using media queries to detect the mobile devices.

    The problem I am having is that I need to insert some new html tags into the document using javascript but don’t know how this is done. I currently have an external javascript file that I am referencing that can be viewed here:

    http://www.corvairflair.com/optinose-mobi/test.js

    I kind of know how to find the specific id I am targeting using js, but after that I am lost. If anyone understands my request please chime in.

    Thanks
    Mike

    #67366
    jamygolden
    Member
    $(document).getElementById ('#footer p').style.border = "solid 5px #c0c0c0";

    You are mixing up javascript and jQuery.

    Your javascript should probably look something like this:

    $(document).ready(function() {

    $('.navigation li ul, .fade img').hide();

    $('.navigation li a').click(function(){
    $(this).siblings('ul').slideToggle();
    return false;
    });

    $('#footer p').css('border', '5px solid #c0c0c0');

    });

    I haven’t seen the html, but I think that should work.

    In order to add html after an element. You would do this:

    $('#header').after('
    This is an example
    ');
    #67367
    miker1961
    Participant

    Thanks for the clarification. I told you I was a noob :-)

    If I wanted to add an html element after the #footer p would I do this?

    $('#footer p').after(

    Drop this line of copy in after the p tag

    Thanks
    Mike

    #67368
    noahgelman
    Participant

    @miker1961, Close. Your syntax is a little off. It would go like this:

    $('#footer p').after('

    Drop this line of copy in after the p tag

    ');

    Never forget the quotes.

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