I'd suggest get the parent node using JS and then replace an entire node with another node that you've built.
parent.replaceChild(newNode, oldChild);
Manipulating DOM by replacing HTML could be dangerous if any JS is depending on any part of that.
HTML
Or use oldChild.replaceWith(newChild)
oldChild.replaceWith(newChild)
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I'd suggest get the parent node using JS and then replace an entire node with another node that you've built.
Manipulating DOM by replacing
HTMLcould be dangerous if any JS is depending on any part of that.Or use
oldChild.replaceWith(newChild)