Hey Karl. That code just sets the element class attribute to empty: from this:
<a class="video"/> to this <a class=""/> Thanks. Try $(".video").toggleClass("video active"); Karl Rudd On Nov 22, 2007 10:23 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > The problem with the code below is that it modifies the tag to look like > this: > > > Code: > <a class="video video.active"/> > > When it needs to look like this: > > > Code: > <a class="video active"/> > > Here is the code that I'm using: > > > Code: > function swapMode(mediaType) { > > $(".music.active").toggleClass("music"); > $(".video.active").toggleClass("video"); > $(".radio.active").toggleClass("radio"); > > if (mediaType == "1") > $(".video").toggleClass(".video.active"); > else if (mediaType == "2") > $(".music").toggleClass(".music.active"); > else if (mediaType == "3") > $(".radio").toggleClass(".radio.active"); > > } > > Thanks for your help >