The next, prev, nextAll and prevAll methods are very useful, but not if the elements you are trying to find are not in the same parent element. What I want to do is something like this:
$(\"sth\").not(\':anim开发者_运维知识库ated\').animate(); hey is this the best way to animate element after being sure that it\'s not being animated at the same moment ?
For example: <table> <tr class=\"highlight\" id=\"click\"> <td>Rusty</td> </tr>
What is better from performance wise document.getElementById(\'elementId\') or $(\'#elem开发者_StackOverflowentId\') ?
This is my HTML: <ol id=\"front-page\"> <li> <img src=\"images/defaultImage.gif\" alt=\"Default Image\" />
I have the following jquery which I want to simplify. I am just repeating the same things. Could anyone give me suggestions please.
There are many <label name=\"delQ\" style=\"cursor:pointer\">Remove</label> elements in a web page; the elements are dynamically created. How to determine how many \"delQ\" exist in the cu
Sample html markup below <div class=\"container answer_comments\"> <p class=\"comm开发者_StackOverflow社区ent_text\">Hey that\'s not cool.</p>
I am trying to change the cluetip content dynamically by changing the title attribute dynamically as I am using the cluetip plugins splittitle method to generate the cluetip on a table row. I am using
jQuery has the handy :even and :odd selectors for selecting the even- or odd-indexed items in a set, which I\'m using to clear every other item in a series of floated boxes, as f开发者_如何转开发ollow
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