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Asked: May 15, 20262026-05-15T11:00:35+00:00 2026-05-15T11:00:35+00:00

I have an array, like var acronyms = { ‘NAS’: ‘Nunc ac sagittis’, ‘MTCP’:

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I have an array, like
var acronyms = {
'NAS': 'Nunc ac sagittis',
'MTCP': 'Morbi tempor congue porta'
};

I need to find first match of each acronym and wrap around with tag via jQuery.
E.g.
<div id="wrap">NAS dui pellentesque pretium augue. MTCP pellentesque pretium augue. NAS ac ornare lectus MTCP nec.</div>

becomes
<div id="wrap"><acronym title="Nunc ac sagittis">NAS</acronym> dui pellentesque pretium augue. <acronym title="Morbi tempor congue porta">MTCP</acronym> pellentesque pretium augue. NAS ac ornare lectus MTCP nec.</div>

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    2026-05-15T11:00:35+00:00Added an answer on May 15, 2026 at 11:00 am

    Your array isn’t actually an array. It’s a javascript object. This should do it for you.

    Test the live example: http://jsfiddle.net/c8tyK/

    var acronyms = {
       'NAS': 'Nunc ac sagittis',
       'MTCP': 'Morbi tempor congue porta'
    };
    
       // Get the current text in the #wrap element
    var current = $('#wrap').text();
    
           // Iterate over the acronyms
    for(var name in acronyms) {
                 // Create a new regular expression from the current key
                 // (You could actually skip this, and place 'name' directly
                 //   in the replace() call)
        var regex = new RegExp(name);
                 // Update the latest version of the current variable by doing
                 //    a replace() on the first match
        current = current.replace(regex, '<acronym title="' + acronyms[name] + '">' + name + '</acronym>');
    }
    
           // Insert the new value with HTML content
    $('#wrap').html(current);
    
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