If you want to preserve other elements in the same parent, just change
html() to append/prepend:
$(this).parent().append( $(this).remove().html() );
On Jan 24, 11:33 am, BrainBurner wrote:
> Thanks Stephan, your solutions works very well!
> I also thought, that rewrtiting the whole html of the
Thanks Stephan, your solutions works very well!
I also thought, that rewrtiting the whole html of the container could
overwrite other elements, but it is also a very original idea!
Thank you both!
On Jan 24, 2:22 pm, Stephan Veigl wrote:
> This solution is easier one if the parent element has o
This solution is easier one if the parent element has only one element
- the span, if the parent element hase more spans (or other elements)
parent.html() would overwrite all elements and replace them with the
content of the child.
The performace might also be an issue, however I have no idea whi
> I'm writing an effect, which has to build a span around my element,
> but when my effect is finished I wanted to strip this span tag, in
> order to leave the situation as it was before..
>
> How can I strip a tag??
> Is there something like: $(this).parent().strip(); ???
In your example is 'thi
try:
var wrap = $("#wrap"); // your span or other wrapper element
wrap.children().insertBefore(wrap); // insert children before wrapper
element, insertAfter() inverses children order
wrap.remove(); // remove wrapper element
by(e)
Stephan
2009/1/24 BrainBurner :
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm writing an ef
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