Using Jquery to Load and Unload a Div Element?

You can use $('div'). Html('some html') to set some html to the div and $('div'). Html('') to clear it $(document).

Ready(function(){ if ($('#vidthumbnail'). Is(':visible')) { $('#vidthumbnail'). Html('format youtube code here') .show(); } if ($('#vidthumbnail').

Empty(':visible')) { $('#vidthumbnail').hide(). Html(''); // remove anything } }) Or if your content for div element should be loaded from somewhere use $('div'). Load(url_goes_here).

You can use $('div'). Html('some html') to set some html to the div and $('div'). Html('') to clear it.

$(document). Ready(function(){ if ($('#vidthumbnail'). Is(':visible')) { $('#vidthumbnail').

Html('format youtube code here') .show(); } if ($('#vidthumbnail'). Empty(':visible')) { $('#vidthumbnail').hide(). Html(''); // remove anything } }); Or if your content for div element should be loaded from somewhere use $('div').

Load(url_goes_here).

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