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That's correct: an ID will only ever refer to one element on the page, so using it for multiple elements is always incorrect. There's a simple solution for you here. Wrap the NOW PLAYING and the button (both) in a container element, then when the button is clicked, have it locate the container and then find the desired element to copy inside of it. IIRC: <div class="copy-container"> <div class="copy-target">NOW PLAYING: Something</div> <button class="copy-button">COPY</button> </div> <script> document .querySelectorAll(".copy-container") .forEach(container => { const target = container.querySelector(".copy-target"); const button = container.querySelector("btn.copy-button"); button.addEventListener("click", () => { copyToClipboard(target); }); }); </script> And please don't implement clipboard functions like that - use the actual Clipboard API instead.