To obtain the HTML nodes of a list of nodes in JavaScript, you can use a loop to iterate over each node in the list and use the innerHTML
property to obtain its HTML content. Here is an example code snippet:
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In this example, we first obtain a list of nodes with the class "my-class" using the querySelectorAll
method. We then create an empty array to store the HTML nodes, and loop over each node in the list. For each node, we use the innerHTML
property to obtain its HTML content, and add it to the array of HTML nodes using the push
method. Finally, we display the list of HTML nodes in the console using the console.log
method.
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