On 13 Mag, 16:29, canadaduane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I wonder if you're looking for 'filter' instead of 'next'? > > $('.bloc-top').click(function(){ > $(this).filter('.bloc-center').slideToggle('slow'); > });
well... first of all I'm not quite sure about the html Luciano posted. I supposed something like this: > <div id="box1" class="box"> > <div class="bloc-top">content top</div> > <div class="bloc-center">content slideToggle</div> > </div> because the code he posted at the beginning contains the class selector $('.bloc-center'), but there is no class="bloc-center" in the sample html. anyway, filter() will not work in this case, because bloc-center is not inside bloc-top, but it's next to it. so I'm using next() but maybe I went too far. correct jQuery for an xml like this: <div id="box2" class="box"> <bloc-top>content top</bloc-top> <bloc-center>content slideToggle</bloc-center> </div> would be: $('bloc-top').click(function(){ $(this).next().slideToggle('slow'); });