No, it does not cache. Each time you make a page query, a new call is made.
For better performance, always cache commonly used selectors:
$myID = $('#myID'); // $ used for initial var to indicate a jQuery object
var text = $myID.text();
var color = $myID.css('color');
Also, you should always use
I don't think it does.. If you did $('div#myid') then it would search
through all the div's.. Here's a bit on jquery performance that I read
about..
http://www.artzstudio.com/2009/04/jquery-performance-rules/
Hope that helps...
On May 26, 10:44 pm, jonathan wrote:
> does selectors cache? for e
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