I'm a little stuck on how to track down an element that's up the tree as a parent element.
$('.btn-action').hover(
function(){
$(this).find('.product-card').addClass('animated bounce');
},
function(){
$(this).find('.product-card').removeClass('animated bounce')
}
);
The .product-card
class is not the direct parent but further up the tree. I need animate it based on the hover method on the .btn-action
class. Can this be achieved with .parent()
or .find()
?
To go up the tree you can use .closest().
$(this).closest('.product-card').addClass('animated bounce');
To go further in the tree use .find(). To stay on the same level, you can use .siblings()
Although I am not sure about the space in your classname. Try using a dash if multiple classes wasn't intended.
我认为,您可以使用.closest( selector )
方法来获取元素的最近父级。
Have you tried using .parents()? @see https://api.jquery.com/parents/
To get the .product-card ancestors try:
$('.product-card').parents()
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