Hello,
I need to add <span>*</span> for each character in the 'info' variable.
It is close but I can not figure out how to get the second function to edit the info variable and save it so I can write it later.
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info = "<div class=\daysz\">Days<div class=\"infoz\">" + daysLeft + "</div></div><div class=\daysz\">Hours<div class=\"infoz\">" + hrsLeft +"</div></div><div class=\daysz\">Minutes<div
var words = $(".infoz").text().split("
$(".infoz").empty();
$.each(words, function(i, v) {
$(".infoz").append($("<spa
});
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I need to add <span>*</span> for each character in the 'info' variable.
It is close but I can not figure out how to get the second function to edit the info variable and save it so I can write it later.
==
info = "<div class=\daysz\">Days<div class=\"infoz\">" + daysLeft + "</div></div><div class=\daysz\">Hours<div class=\"infoz\">" + hrsLeft +"</div></div><div class=\daysz\">Minutes<div
var words = $(".infoz").text().split("
$(".infoz").empty();
$.each(words, function(i, v) {
$(".infoz").append($("<spa
});
==
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