Add before closing tag

<ul>
  <li>
    <input type="submit" name="bla[]" />
  </li>
<!-- second li ++  should have spans -->
  <li>
    <input type="submit" name="bla[]" />
     <span>crap</span>
  </li>
</ul>

Original - javascript Code // some script var test = $('li:first').html(); $('li').html(test+'<span>crap</span>'); // i rather put this inside this script i made $("li:first").clone(true).appendTo('ul');

 
// some script
                var test = $('li:first').html();
                $('li').html(test+'<span>crap</span>');
 
// i rather put this inside this script i made
$("li:first").clone(true).appendTo('ul'); 

Original - javascript Code //make a copy var copied = $("li:first").clone(true); // get the innerhtml var content = $(copied).html(); // add some crap to the list $(copied).html(content+'<span>crap</span>'); // append it $(copied).appendTo('ul');

 
//make a copy
var copied = $("li:first").clone(true);
// get the innerhtml
var content = $(copied).html();
// add some crap to the list
$(copied).html(content+'<span>crap</span>');
// append it
$(copied).appendTo('ul');
 

Original - javascript Code // Start with a cached reference to our first list item(s) var original = $("li:first-child"); // Now clone them (and their events), append a new <span> and insert original.clone(true).append("<span>Foo</span>").insertAfter(original);

// Start with a cached reference to our first list item(s)
var original = $("li:first-child");
 
// Now clone them (and their events), append a new <span> and insert 
original.clone(true).append("<span>Foo</span>").insertAfter(original);