jQuery Selectors - 15
- Posted: Aug 06, 2012 at 10:30 AM
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jQuery utilizes CSS3 style selectors to access DOM objects. This video demonstrates both simple and more advanced uses of jQuery selectors to help you get creative when selecting DOM elements. Additionally, where to go when you want to pack more selectors into your arsenal is also discussed.
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thank you so much .....
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Hi Bob,
Great videos, I also watched the CSS3 and HTML5 videos, and starting with CSS3 I am using Microsoft Expression Web 4 and when I opened this .html file(C9JS_15.html) from the source code, in the second <p> with the name="mySecondPara".. below on the window it gives me an error and when I hover over it, I get the message: "" In HTML5 the attribute 'name' is not permitted for the <p> tag. ""... Anyhow it does not prevents me from following up the course and previewing the work and changes I do. I would like to mention that I am using IE7 and Mozzila.
@emperor05: Yes, you are right ... <p> does NOT allow for a name attribute. I should have used id instead. Nice catch!
Here's how I investigated it. I searched for:
HTML5 p element w3c.org
And I found this:
http://www.w3.org/TR/html-markup/p.html
... Name was not listed, but saw that there are global attributes that all elements support ...
http://www.w3.org/TR/html-markup/global-attributes.html
... and I was surprised Name was not on this list either. Wow, learn something new every day. I thought it was a global attribute. Oh well... sorry!
Well, thank you anyway for making more clearer for me now... Thank you. Great series!
I love this series on Jquery and I love Channel 9. Microsoft has really come a long way!
@starforce: Glad you like the series! Be sure to read through the comments below each video ... there's a spot or two where jQuery 2.0 (recently released) deprecated some of the methods I was teaching / relying on. There's usually a good alternative, but just wanted to give a "heads up" nonetheless.
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