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A regular dom element is such as:
document.getElementById('a')
or
document.createElement('div')
But jQuery returns elements in another format, so for instance I’d like to convert what is returned by $('#a') to the same result as what is returned by document.getElementById('a')
Is this possible using jQuery?
thanks
You can reference the DOM element with
.get(0)or[0], eg$('#foo')[0]assuming there is just one.