It's hard to provide the best solution without seeing your HTML, but you should be able to just find the ul: $("#keyfeatures"). Find("ul").clone(). PrependTo("#keyfeaturestop"); However, this may not work as expected if there are multiple ul elements within #keyfeatures.
You'll need to provide more information (such as which one you need to clone) if that's the case. To select the first ul you have several options (in fact, more than just these 3! ): $("#keyfeatures ul:first").clone().
PrependTo("#keyfeaturestop"); $("#keyfeatures ul"). Eq(0).clone(). PrependTo("#keyfeaturestop"); $("#keyfeatures ul").first().clone().
PrependTo("#keyfeaturestop"); Also, you said in your question: I'm using the following jquery to clone the contents of a div Note that you're not cloning the contents of the div, but rather the div itself. In your example #keyfeaturestop will contain a child div which is a clone of #keyfeatures.
Thanks I realized there may be multiple ul's in the div which could cause a problem, for now there is only one. But using the .find() function is there a method to select the first instance of a ul found? – Anagio Nov 6 at 10:32 Yeah, see my edit – James Allardice Nov 6 at 10:41.
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