Return the HTML content of the previous sibling of a list item:
document.getElementById("item2").previousSibling.innerHTML;
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The previousSibling
property returns the previous node on the same tree level.
The previousSibling
property returns a node object.
The previousSibling
property is read-only.
previousSibling
returns the previous sibling node: An element node, a text node, or a comment node.
Whitespace between elements are also text nodes.
The previousElementSibling Property
previousElementSibling
returns the previous sibling element (ignores text and comments).
In the HTML DOM terminology:
Nodes are all nodes (element nodes, text nodes, and comment nodes).
Whitespace between elements are also text nodes.
Elements are only element nodes.
Siblings are "brothers" and "sisters".
Siblings are nodes with the same parent (in the same childNodes list).
Element Siblings are elements with the same parent (in the same children list).
childNodes returns child nodes (element nodes, text nodes, and comment nodes).
children returns child elements (not text and comment nodes).
nextSibling returns the next node (an element node, a text node or a comment node). Whitespace between elements are also text nodes.
nextElementSibling returns the next element (not text and comment nodes).
previousSibling returns the previous node (an element node, a text node or a comment node). Whitespace between elements are also text nodes.
previousElementSibling returns the previous element (not text and comment nodes).
element.previousSibling
node.previousSibling
Type | Description |
Node | The previous sibling of the node.null if no previous sibling exists. |
element.previousSibling
is a DOM Level 1 (1998) feature.
It is fully supported in all browsers:
Chrome | Edge | Firefox | Safari | Opera | IE |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | 9-11 |
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