Correct description of insertion cloning behavior#438
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When an element is to be inserted in multiple locations in the DOM, all four of these manipulation methods behave in the same way: they insert a clone for all but the *last* matched location. From jQuery's implementation of the internal `domManip` method [1]: > Use the original fragment for the last item instead of the first > because it can end up being emptied incorrectly in certain situations > (#8070). [1] https://github.com/jquery/jquery/blob/988d99ad278c2c9dc16c68f86bddc4df99dcd928/src/manipulation.js#L506-L522
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When an element is to be inserted in multiple locations in the DOM, all
four of these manipulation methods behave in the same way: they insert a
clone for all but the last matched location.
From jQuery's implementation of the internal
domManipmethod [1]:[1]
https://github.com/jquery/jquery/blob/988d99ad278c2c9dc16c68f86bddc4df99dcd928/src/manipulation.js#L506-L522