Div Manipulation with jQuery

// Create a new div with the desired class
var newDiv = $(''); // Change "your-new-class" and content as needed

// Append the new div after the target div
targetDiv.after(newDiv);
var targetDiv2 = $('.fahrzeugan'); // Change this to your target div class

// Create a new div with the desired class
var newDiv2= $(''); // Change "your-new-class" and content as needed

// Append the new div after the target div
targetDiv.before(newDiv);
});

i want open a div after a particulat div and closed a div before a particular div

jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
    var targetDiv = $('.personal_Angaben'); // Change this to your target div class

    // Create a new div with the desired class
    var newDiv = $('<div class="your-new-class">Content for the new div</div>'); // Change content as needed

    // Append the new div after the target div
    targetDiv.after(newDiv);

    var targetDiv2 = $('.fahrzeugan'); // Change this to your target div class

    // Create a new div that will close (be inserted) before the target div
    var newDiv2 = $('<div class="another-new-class">Content for the closing div</div>'); // Change content as needed

    // Append the new div before the target div
    targetDiv2.before(newDiv2);
});

### Explanation:
– **Creating a New Div**: Make sure to use the correct syntax for creating a new div. In the second part, change `var newDiv2= $('');` to a proper div element, e.g., `var newDiv2 = $('Content for the closing div');`.
– **Appending After and Before**: The `.after(newDiv)` method will place `newDiv` immediately after `targetDiv`, and `.before(newDiv2)` will place `newDiv2` immediately before `targetDiv2`.

This code will add the specified new divs as intended. Just replace the class names and content with what you need for your application.

1. **Insert a new div before the target element (open div)**.
2. **Insert another new div after the target element (close div)**.

Here's how to do it:

jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
    // Select the target element before which you want to insert the opening div
    var targetDiv = $('.fahrzeugan'); // Change this to your target div class

    // Create a new div to open (insert before the target div)
    var openDiv = $('<div class="open-div-class">Content for the open div</div>'); // Change class and content as needed
    
    // Append the open div before the target div
    targetDiv.before(openDiv);

    // Create a new div to close (insert after the target div)
    var closeDiv = $('<div class="close-div-class">Content for the close div</div>'); // Change class and content as needed
    
    // Append the close div after the target div
    targetDiv.after(closeDiv);
});

### Explanation:
– **Opening Div**: The `openDiv` is created and inserted before `targetDiv` using `targetDiv.before(openDiv);`.
– **Closing Div**: The `closeDiv` is created and inserted after `targetDiv` using `targetDiv.after(closeDiv);`.

### Notes:
– Replace `open-div-class` and `close-div-class` with the desired class names for your new divs.
– Change the content inside the divs as needed to fit your requirements.

This code will effectively create an "open" div before the specified target element and a "close" div immediately after it.

1. **Create a div that you want to insert before your target element.**
2. **Create a div that you want to insert after your target element.**

Here's an example of how to do this:

jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
    // Select the target element
    var targetDiv = $('.fahrzeugan'); // Change this to your target div class

    // Create the opening div
    var openDiv = $('<div>orhrt</div>'); // Change the content as needed

    // Insert the opening div before the target div
    targetDiv.before(openDiv);

    // Create the closing div (optional, you can modify this if needed)
    var closeDiv = $('<div>More content here</div>'); // Change the content as needed

    // Insert the closing div after the target div
    targetDiv.after(closeDiv);
});

### Explanation:
– **Opening Div**: The line `var openDiv = $('orhrt');` creates a new “ element with the content "orhrt".
– **Inserting the Opening Div**: `targetDiv.before(openDiv);` inserts this new div immediately before the specified target element (with the class `fahrzeugan`).
– **Closing Div**: Similarly, you can create another div (if needed) and insert it after the target element.

### Final Result:
With this code, you will have:

<div>orhrt</div>
<!-- This is the content of the target element -->
<div class="fahrzeugan">...</div>
<div>More content here</div>

Adjust the content and classes as necessary for your specific use case.