jQuery与“starts with”选择器相反：[^ =]

Question

I have some div tag below:

<div class="magazine"></div>
<div class="newsletter"></div> // I need to take this div
<div class="may-moon"></div>

If I needed div with class start with " ma ", I would use $('div[class^="ma"]') , but what is opposite? thanks.

Answer 1

相反的是使用jQuery：not（） ：

$('div:not([class^="ma"])')

Answer 2

您可以使用负面过滤功能“ 不 ”如下： $('div').not('[class^="ma"]') ，或否定选择器“ ：not ”，如下所示： $('div:not([class^="ma"])') （正如Karl-AndréGagnon指出的那样）

Answer 3

You need to use :not() Selector for this. because there is no exact opposite selector exist of [^=] and * in jquery.

:not() Selector - Selects all elements that do not match the given selector.

See more about Jquery selectors

There a opposite selector exist ! -

Attribute Not Equal Selector [name!="value"] - Select elements that either don’t have the specified attribute, or do have the specified attribute but not with a certain value.

but use of this ! selector, you need to provide full-name of class.

$('div[class!="magazine"][class!="may-moon"]')  

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