Manipulating
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..
>>> from pyquery import PyQuery as pq
You can also add content to the end of tags::
>>> d = pq('you know Python rocks
')
>>> d('p').append(' check out reddit')
[]
>>> print(d)
you know Python rocks check out reddit
Or to the beginning::
>>> p = d('p')
>>> p.prepend('check out reddit')
[]
>>> print(p.html())
check out reddityou know ...
Prepend or append an element into an other::
>>> d = pq('')
>>> p.prependTo(d('#test'))
[]
>>> print(d('#test').html())
>> p.insertAfter(d('#test'))
[]
>>> print(d('#test').html())
python !
Or before::
>>> p.insertBefore(d('#test'))
[]
>>> print(d('body').html())
...
Doing something for each elements::
>>> p.each(lambda i, e: pq(e).addClass('hello2'))
[]
Remove an element::
>>> d = pq('Yeah!
python rocks !
')
>>> d.remove('p#id')
[]
>>> d('p#id')
[]
Remove what's inside the selection::
>>> d('p').empty()
[]
And you can get back the modified html::
>>> print(d)
You can generate html stuff::
>>> from pyquery import PyQuery as pq
>>> print(pq('Yeah !
').addClass('myclass') + pq('cool'))
Yeah !
cool
Remove all namespaces::
>>> d = pq('')
>>> d
[<{http://example.com/foo}foo>]
>>> d.remove_namespaces()
[]