Preface
1:
Getting Started
2:
Selectors—How to Get Anything You Want
3:
Events—How to Pull the Trigger
4:
Effects—How to Add Flair to Your Actions
5:
DOM Manipulation—How to Change Your Page on Command
6:
AJAX—How to Make Your Site Buzzword-Compliant
7:
Table Manipulation
Free Chapter
8:
Forms with Function
9:
Shufflers and Rotators
10:
Plug-ins
Appendix A:
Online Resources
Appendix B:
Development Tools
Appendix C:
JavaScript Closures
IndexLatest Updates
Free Chapter:
Chapter 7:
Table Manipulation [1.31 MB PDF]
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Chapter 5:
DOM Manipulation—How to Change Your
Page on Command
Something's changed
Everything's rearranged
—Devo,
"Let's Talk"
Like a magician who appears to produce a bouquet of flowers out of thin air,
jQuery can create elements, attributes, and text in a web page—as if by magic.
But wait, there's more! With jQuery, we can also make any of these things
vanish. And, we can take that bouquet of flowers and transform it into a
<div class="magic" id="flowers‑to‑dove">dove</div>.
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Chapter
5: DOM Manipulation—How to Change Your
Page on Command
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Manipulating Attributes
- Non-class Attributes
- The $() Factory Function Revisited
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Inserting New Elements
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Moving Elements
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Marking, Numbering, and Linking the Context
- Appending Footnotes
- Wrapping Elements
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Copying Elements
- Clone Depth
- Cloning for Pull Quotes
- A CSS Diversion
- Back to the Code
- Prettifying the Pull Quotes
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DOM Manipulation Methods in a Nutshell
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Summary
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Paperback 380 pages
Released: July 2007
ISBN: 1847192505
ISBN 13:
978-1-847192-50-9 |
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