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JavaScript: Is it better to use innerHTML or (lots of) createElement calls to add a complex div structure?
What should I use instead of .innerHTML? All advice is appreciated.
The correct answer is that in certain situations you should use innerHTML, and in other situations you should use appendChild. Here’s when to use innerHTML or appendChild:
Use innerHTML when you’re setting text inside of an HTML tag like an anchor tag, paragraph tag, span, div, or textarea.
Use appendChild() If you’re trying to add new DOM elements inside of another DOM
element.