Do you create it like this: $('<div />') or $('<div></div>')
Is that how you create an element? Thanks.
Do you create it like this: $(‘<div />’) or $(‘<div></div>’) Is that how you
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Do you create it like this: $('<div />') or $('<div></div>')
Is that how you create an element? Thanks.
Looking at the jQuery source code, it looks like anything matching the regular expression
/^<(\w+)\s*\/?>(?:<\/\1>)?$/will be interpreted as a “single tag” and passed directly todocument.createElement(assuming nocontextis specified). Therefore, at least in the current implementation, there’s no difference (behavior or performance) between the various formats.