I have a function
function closeSubModules(subModules){
for(var i=0; i subModules.length; i++){
theElement = subModules[i];
$(theElement).hide();
}
}
one of the subModules[i] I've passed this function in an array is
#faq li ul and
] Selecting only one level in DOM and no deeper
I have a function
function closeSubModules(subModules){
for(var i=0; i subModules.length; i++){
theElement = subModules[i];
$(theElement).hide();
}
}
one of the subModules[i] I've passed
Andy Matthews schrieb:
Use the descendant selector.
Div ul li
Vs
Div ul li
The says only the first instance of that object.
It's not the descendant selector, it is the child selector.
Also, that last sentence may be a bit misleading in a way that it is
just the first element of all
.
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the first instance of that object.
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Dan Eastwell schrieb:
For the record: Do the internet explorers support the child selector
(when it's used in CSS and not in jQuery, of course!)
Everything below IE 7 doesn't support the child selector.
-- Klaus
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function closeSubModules(subModules){
for(var i=0; i subModules.length; i++){
theElement = subModules[i
