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Last Updated on November 29, 2022
Quick Reference
The clone() method makes a copy of selected elements, including child nodes, text and attributes.
$('#my_text').clone()
// clones the element with an #my_text id and places it before the closing body tag
$('#my_text').clone().appendTo('body');
Syntax
$(selector).clone(true|false)
Note
It is generally good practice to place your jQuery code/function inside the document load function so that the action takes place ONLY after the document has finished loading. This ensures that all of the page elements that you may be selecting are in place before running the code on them.
Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| true | Specifies that event handlers should also be copied |
| false | Specifies that event handlers should NOT be copied (default) |
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