Prepend node? Append existing? Insert at given location?
See original GitHub issueRename add
to append
, and introduce a similar method prepend
for adding to the front.
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Added
insert(tagName, referenceSelector)
. For example,insert("div", ":first-child")
prepends child nodes.Note a difference is that (at least with Chrome 37 and D3 3.4.6) JQuery’s prepend() will insert before any text node content while D3’s insert(…,‘:first-child’) will only insert before normal nodes, not text nodes.