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I’m wondering, why do some elements appear like an array and others like HTMLSpanElement. I’ve attached a picture as I’m not sure how to describe this otherwise.
The following log is made via
log(returner);
log(returner[0]);
Is returner a jQuery object as a result of $() ? $() will always return an array, even if there is one or zero elements inside of it. Without specifying an index in your first console.log, the entire contents of the array are outputted. In the second console.log, you include an array index, so only the element matching that index is outputted.