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Asked: 2026-06-17T04:51:33+00:00

Could I use jQuery for this, and what could it look like: Inside a

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Could I use jQuery for this, and what could it look like:

Inside a calendar, marked up with a <table>, <td> etc, there’s content for each date, both text and an image.

Above the whole calendar I would like a <div> that would re-display the content of the <td> for the current day.

I’m thinking there would be a way I could retrieve content, such as already written text and images through jQuery (I’m a rookie) and then re-display it somewhere else. For example in a div above a calendar.

Does anybody know how this could be done? Or would I have to use PHP?

UPDATE to question:
this is the code in-between the <head></head>. But it doesn’t work.

<script>
    var content = $('.current-day .details').html();

    $(document).ready(function(){
    $('#nextHappening').html(content);
    });
</script>
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  1. Editorial Team

    You have to put var content = $('.current-day .details').html(); inside the document.ready() function

    If you want to do it dinamically, like on click of something create a function like

    function copyContent(){
     var content = $('.current-day .details').html();
     $('#nextHappening').html(content);
}

    and call on events.

    This can help

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