- iui.hasClass(elmt, className)
- iui.addClass(elmt, className)
- iui.removeClass(elmt, className)
Element has to be an HTMLDomElement, not its ID, so for <div id="home"
title="Home" class="panel">, you have to do a
iui.hasClass(document.getElementById('home'), 'panel'), and not
iui.hasClass('home', 'panel').
If you need to select a list of elements by class name, native JS function
document.getElementsByClassName().
If you need more than that, you may consider zepto.js rather than jquery.
Or code your own few functions.
Remi
On Tue, Sep 4, 2012 at 10:22 PM, Steve Kallestad <one...@tabtonic.com>wrote:
> I'm wondering if iui has a built in class selector or if I should be
> looking at rolling my own. I'd prefer not to throw in a big set of
> javascript from jquery or prototype for a simple selection utility.
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