I\'m wondering how can I apply a style to EVERY h2 that DOES have ANY any class attached to it, thus having the effect that the style will NOT be applied on a plain h2..eg..
I have a table and I use this code to add a <div class=\"out\"></div> inside the second column cells:
The HTML looks like this: <div id=\"content_wide\"> <div class=\"photo-center borderless\"><img src=\"http://example.com/travel-path-map.png\" alt=\"\" title=\"\" /></div>
How can I do something like this? element + adjacent_element + element_to_style { /* somestyle */ } I want to style an element that\'s adjacent to the adjacent element.
see the site first, please I\'m in situation where I have wordpress posts showing in boxes. When you hover your mouse on any of these boxes it will display the title of the post and its rgba color ge
I have the following set up .test div:first-child {}; <div class=\"test\" id=\"one\"> <div id=\"two\">
I am wondering how I use Jquery selectors within the Ajax response. My site has a feed and each main block has a unique ID, but I dont want to uniquly ID every div thats within that (which is alot). S
I understand the \'adjacent selector\' + What I\'d like to do is change the styling of an element based on the classes on div\'s on either side of it. For example:
If I have this html <table class=\"actList\"> <tr> <th> a </th> <th> a </th>
I am writing Qunit tests to test the validation engine of forms on our site.The structure of the form is standard with elements like the following:
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