Thanks! Will this work if an object has several classes? E.g.
<div class="widget red small">
Konstantin Käfer wrote:
> Just use $('#something').is('.large');
>
> Note that you can specify arbitrary css selectors in the is()
> function, among them the dotClass selector. You can even write
> $('#something').is('ul.large.wide'); to check if it is an unordered
> list with the classes "huge" and "wide".
>
> 2006/8/26, Roman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> I was wondering if there is a way to check if an element has a certain
>> class attached to it? For example $('#something').hasClass('large')
>> would return true or false.
>>
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