Example HTML:
<div class="elem-1"></div>
<div class="elem-2"></div>
<div class="elem-2"></div>
<div class="elem-3"></div>
<div class="elem-4"></div>
<div class="elem-4"></div>
<div class="elem-4"></div>
Needed: How can I select the div's which has "elem-2"s and "elem-4"s with jQuery selectors? (multiple elements has same class)
您可以使用,
来分隔不同的选择:
$(".elem-2, .elem-4")
$('.elem-2, .elem-4').hide() // or any other jquery method
顺便说一下,它不是jQuery
选择器,而是CSS
选择器,请参阅本文以获取解释
selector
will be given the value that you desire
var selector = $();
var list = $('[class]').toArray().reduce(function(p, e){
p = p || {};
var classes = $(e).prop('class').split(/\s/);
$.each(classes, function(i,c){
p[c] = p[c] || [];
p[c].push(e);
});
return p;
}, {})
for (el in list) if (list[el].length > 1) selector=selector.add(list[el]);
Even though you have asked for css selector, we can also use the attributeStartsWith selector
I will just mention the selector usage. you can use to for any internal DOM chnage
alert($('div[class^="elem-2"], div[class^="elem-4"]').length);
here i have used .length just to give a correct count. Use can use above with id attributes also.
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