Q: jQuery move elements inside a div to another I'm using a jQuery plugin to get some rss feeds. The plugin is FeedEk.
the usage is simple:
<script>
   $('#rss_div').FeedEk({
         FeedUrl: 'http://some_rss_url.feed',
         MaxCount: 5,
         ShowDesc: true,
         ShowPubDate: true,
         DescCharacterLimit: 200,
         TitleLinkTarget: '_blank
     });

i need to put every single feed in a separate div.
the html produced by the script is:
<div id="rss_div">
  <ul class="feedEkList">
    <li>
     <div class="itemTitle">....title blabla....</div>
     <div class="itemDate">.....date...</div>
     <div class="itemContent">....content...img src...blabla..</div>
    </li>
    <li>
      and so on..
    </li>
  </ul>
</div>

and this is what I'm trying to move elements from rss_div to other divs:
$(document).ready(function() {
    $('#divRss > li:eq(0)').appendTo('#newsContainer1');
});

without any success because the 'newsContainer1' div still 'empty'.
Thank you all in advance. 
Edit implementing some answers:
<div id="rss_div"></div>
<div id="newsContainer1"></div>
<div id="newsContainer2"></div>
<script>
   $('#rss_div').FeedEk({
        FeedUrl:'http://rss.cnn.com/rss/edition.rss',
        MaxCount : 2,
        ShowDesc : true,
        ShowPubDate:true,
        DescCharacterLimit:300,
        TitleLinkTarget:'_blank'
});
</script>

Maybe I'm doing it wrong because the rss_div is "populated" at "runtime" ?    

A: You do not need imeediate child selector > here. also change the id selector to #rss_div  li:eq(0):
$(document).ready(function() {
  $('#rss_div li:eq(0)').appendTo('#newsContainer1');
});

also, li should be wrappen in ul element before appending to div.

A: I think you have a wrong selector:
$('#divRss > li:eq(0)')

its rss_div:
$('#rss_div li:eq(0)')


A: You need to do like this:
$(document).ready(function() {
    $('#rss_div ul > li').appendTo('#newsContainer');
   // get ul inside div and its immediate li
});

or:
$(document).ready(function() {
    $('#rss_div > ul > li').appendTo('#newsContainer');
    // get immediate ul inside div and its immediate li
});

or:
$(document).ready(function() {
    $('#rss_div > ul li:eq(0)').appendTo('#newsContainer');
       // get immediate ul and its first li
});

or:
$(document).ready(function() {
        $('#rss_div  ul li:eq(0)').appendTo('#newsContainer');
           // get  ul inside div and its first li
    });

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