Use children('p') instead of find('p'), or put a class in the links
container.On Oct 29, 3:06 pm, gogojuice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > OK that now shows and hides all the elements. I'm not sure that find > will work as there is something that I forgot to mention. Elements > can be nested inside other elements. So basically you can have a > section with some text inside which in turn can have another section > with more text inside etc etc. Using find will select all the > elements in the tree. > > e.g. > > <div class="admin"> > <div id="section_1" class="edit"> > <p style="display: none;"> > Links go here > </p> > <div class="admin"> > <div id="blurb_7" class="edit"> > <p style="display: none;"> > Links go here > </p> > Revolution > </div> > </div> > </div> > </div> > > In the example above I have removed the links so the code is more > readable. > > So is it possible to just show the links for the element that I am > currently hovering over? > > Thanks
