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Wrap an element around a given element

Written byPhuoc Nguyen
Created
16 Feb, 2020
Category
Level 1 — Basic
Wrap the `wrapper` element around the `ele` element:
js
// First, insert `wrapper` before `ele` in its parent node
ele.parentNode.insertBefore(wrapper, ele);

// And then, turn `ele` into a children of `wrapper`
wrapper.appendChild(ele);

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