I am building some breadcrumbs for a nav. This is done before the page is rendered via a templating language. Once the page is rendered, I need to do some figuring.
Instead of doing a bunch of IF/ELSE on the templating side, is there a way to render a div with links.. lets say..
<div id="bc_links">
<a>Link one</a> >
<a>Link 22</a> >
<a>Link 33</a> >
<a>Link 44</a> >
</div>
THEN do some jquery or prototype (have access to both libraries) and be able to identify that link44 is the last link, and make the display this:
<div id="bc_links">
<a>Link one</a> >
<a>Link 22</a> >
<a>Link 33</a> >
Link 44
</div>
Any help would be appreciated.
You can use .innerWrap()
to wrap the text in a <span>
tag, then select the new <span>
tag and .unwrap()
it, removing the anchor tag from the DOM and keeping the text intact.
$('#bc_links').children().last().wrapInner('<span />').children().unwrap();
Here is a demo: http://jsfiddle.net/7dB8R/
You can also use .contents()
to remove text-nodes (the caret at the end of the line):
$('#bc_links').contents().last().remove();
Here is a demo: http://jsfiddle.net/7dB8R/1/