Wrap Some Specified Words With Span In Jquery?
I'd like to know the most convenient way to wrap some specified words with span-tags. Example: I have a word, which is dog. Here's the original text: I have a dog, do you have a do
Solution 1:
You can use the JavaScript replace function. Here is a basic example:
$('#container').html($('#container').html().replace(/(dog)/g,'<span class="highlight">$1</span>'));
Solution 2:
Here's a useful jQuery plugin.
It's really easy to use and it works great.
edit — this is a very old answer of mine. I regret having simply linked the Lettering.js library without including its name. The library is useful, though I'm not sure here 7 years later whether Mr. Rupert continues to actively maintain it.
What Lettering does is go through the text nodes in a selected region of the DOM and wrap the individual letters and/or words (configurable) in <span>
tags that can then be styled. It's simple but effective. Even if you don't want to use it, the code is not very extensive and it's instructional.
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