I don't know jQuery at all, but from this description at their API site:
"The .prepend() method inserts the specified content as the first
child of each element in the jQuery collection..."
I would do this:
$$('p.foo').invoke('insert',{top:'your inserted content here'});
If you were inserting into only one element, you would do this:
$('itemId').insert({top:'your inserted content here'});
Walter
On Jun 8, 2010, at 6:17 PM, Craig Gardner wrote:
I'm coming from a jQuery background, so bear with me. Is there a
chart that will show me any methods that are similar in jQuery? More
specifically, I'm looking for a similar method to the
jQuery's .prepend()
Thanks,
Craig Gardner
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