In the preceding example, the replaceWith() function replaced all selected elements with the content in parentheses. Although this behavior is sometimes useful, it usually makes more sense to keep the current HTML in the element you’re replacing so that it appears in the new element.
You can retain the original child elements from the element you’re replacing by using the html() function and placing that captured code into the new element.
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