ok, im trying to animate something to differen开发者_C百科t heights if a selected id has a selected class.
I\'ve never had this issue before, so I\'m somewhat lost. I\'m getting two different results using essentially the same underlying code. The first way is this:
Using Prototype JS library, I want to select all child link e开发者_运维技巧lements (A tags) regardless of whether their parent is: H1, H2, H3, H4, or H5 (etc) with a simple CSS Selector Rule (as oppo
I\'m trying to find out the index number of the last list item but the jquery I\'m using keeps returning -1. This is the JS and the html that I\'m using.
Say I have: <ul class=\"menu\"> &l开发者_Python百科t;li>One</li> <ul class=\"submenu\">
I have a jQuery script that selects all IDs with \'Phone\' in them. However, I have a small part that needs to NOT select them if they are in a class.
I\'d like two different HTML elements that are at the same nesting level to have identical CSS property values. Is there an alternative to this wasteful syntax?
I want my links not to have the weir开发者_开发技巧d outline and the best way I found to solve this is have a \"null link\" to focus on after a click.This works great when defining the onclick method
I\'m in a bit of a dilemma. I need to select div tags based on whether their children have a certain class. This is a code example of the DOM structure:
jQuery 开发者_运维技巧$(\"#myID\").each(function() { $(this).dosomething; }); HTML: <div id=\"myID\">
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