Preface
1:
Anatomy of a jQuery Script
Free Chapter
2:
Selector Expressions
3:
DOM Traversal Methods
4:
DOM Manipulation Methods
5:
Event Methods
6:
Effect Methods
7:
AJAX Methods
8:
Miscellaneous Methods
9:
Plug-In API
10:
Dimensions Plug-In
11:
Form Plug-In
Appendix A:
Online Resources
Appendix B:
Development Tools
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Free Chapter:
Chapter 1:
Anatomy of a jQuery Script [713 KB PDF]
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Chapter 2:
Selector Expressions
You got me lookin' up high
You got me searchin' down low
—Devo,
"Jerkin' Back 'n' Forth"
Borrowing from CSS 1–3 and basic XPath, and then adding its own, jQuery offers a powerful set of selector expressions for matching a set of elements in a document. In this chapter, we'll examine every selector expression that jQuery makes available
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2: Selector Expressions
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CSS Selectors
- Element: T
- ID: #myid
- Class: .myclass
- Descendant: E F
- Child: E > F
- Adjacent Sibling: E + F
- General Sibling: E ~ F
- Multiple Elements: E,F,G
- Nth Child (:nth-child(n))
- First Child (:first-child)
- Last Child (:last-child)
- Only Child :only-child
- Not :not(s)
- Empty :empty
- Universal: *
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XPath Selectors
- Descendant: E//F
- Child: E/F 26
Parent: E/..
- Contains: [F]
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Attribute Selectors
- Has Attribute: [@foo]
- Attribute Value Equals: [@foo=bar]
- Attribute Value Does Not Equal: [@foo!=bar]
- Attribute Value Begins: [@foo^=bar]
- Attribute Value Ends: [@foo$=bar]
- Attribute Value Contains: [@foo*=bar]
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Form Selectors
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Custom Selectors
- Even Element (:even) Odd Element (:odd)
- Nth Element (:eq(n), :nth(n))
- Greater Than :gt(n)
- Less Than : lt(n)
- First :first
- Last :last
- Parent :parent
- Contains :contains(text)
- Visible :visible
- Hidden :hidden
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Released: July 2007
ISBN: 1847193811
ISBN 13:
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