I want to select elements that have no child elements. This is because I want to select all the texts in a very complex website.
I do this like so:
$mainSection.filter(":not(:has(*))");
But then there are some special cases like this one:
<p>Some interesting text <wbr></wbr> that has an "optional word break" tag in it</p>
In this case I want to select the p, even if there is child element in it. But just if the child element is a wbr tag.
You can have another :not()
within the :has()
for excluding certain child elements:
$mainSection.filter(":not(:has(:not(wbr)))");
On a side note, if the outer :not()
is the only part of your .filter()
selector string, you can simply swap the .filter()
out for a .not()
to make the code a little less confusing:
$mainSection.not(":has(:not(wbr))");
Both of these statements mean the same thing in English: exclude elements from the set $mainSection
that have any child elements that are not wbr
.
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