You asked how to select the element that had both classes:
> Is there a way to say that I would like to
> adress only the table when it its class is cl1 and cl2?
This does that:
$('table.cl1.cl2').addClass('abc');
You also want to know how to select the element which has one class
but not the other. This, does that:
$('table.cl1:not(table.cl2)').addClass('xyz');
Tested in Firefox 3.0b3/Mac.
- jason
On Mar 9, 12:16 pm, Johannes Theile <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think this does not solve the problem. By using
>
> $('table.cl1.cl2').addClass('abc');
>
> "abc" is added to Table 1. When I do the same for Table 2:
>
> $('table.cl1').addClass('xyz');
>
> "xyz" is also added to Table 1.
>
> So I'm looking for something to make a distinction between class="cl1
> cl2" and class="cl1" to handle it differently.
>
> Maybe someone has an idea.
>
> Johannes
>
> On 9 Mrz., 17:01, Jason Huck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > This _should_ work (untested):
>
> > $('table.cl1.cl2').addClass('abc');
>
> > - jason
>
> > On Mar 9, 11:29 am, Johannes Theile <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > > Hi,
> > > I have a page where I cannot change the XHTML code. This page contains
> > > two tables. The classes of the tables are as following:
>
> > > Table 1: <table class="cl1 cl2">....</table>
> > > Table 2: <table class="cl1">....</table>
>
> > > Normally to make changes to this tables I would call up something
> > > like:
>
> > > $("table.cl1").addClass("abc");
> > > $("table.cl2").addClass("xyz");
>
> > > But in this case, if I "call up" the table with class "cl1" the other
> > > one is also affected. Is there a way to say that I would like to
> > > adress only the table when it its class is cl1 and cl2?
>
> > > Hopefully it becomes clear for what I'm looking.
>
> > > Many thanks!
>
> > > Johannes
>
>
