That's great... it makes me feel nice.ThanksOn 10/20/06, John Resig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can I take it one step further and only attach it to direct children?> e.g the gets left out (and any other sub sub elements).
Yep - $("#foo > *") only grabs direct children (which is what youwant)
> Can I take it one step further and only attach it to direct children?
> e.g the gets left out (and any other sub sub elements).
Yep - $("#foo > *") only grabs direct children (which is what you
want). If you want to grab all descendants (children and children of
children and children of chi
Hi John,Thanks so much for the quick response. That works a treat.Can I take it one step further and only attach it to direct children? e.g the gets left out (and any other sub sub elements).
TomP.S. JQuery rocks... you're a god. You might actually be the god. ;)On 10/20/06, John Resig <[EMAIL
Something like this:
$("#wrapper > *").hover( ... );
The > lets you select all child elements, which is what you want. Enjoy!
--John
> How can I attach the hover event to all elements in another element?
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> For example:
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> Hello
> Test hello
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> I want to add the
Hi Guys,How can I attach the hover event to all elements in another element?For example: Hello Test hello
I want to add the .hover event to and within the . The amount of elements could obviously change.Thanks--
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