How do I select the first div in these divs (the one with id=div1) using first child selectors? <div class="alldivs"> <div class="onediv" id="div1"> </div> <div class="onediv" id="...
I need to get all the direct children of an element. As it is here: <div class='1'> <div class='2'> <div class='3'></div> </div> <div class='2'></div> <...
I'm trying to wrap a range of children elements in div in order to manipulate them in groups; trying to position each group in a different place. The scenario is that I have a list randomly generating li tags and no matter how many appear I need...
I am trying to add a simple delay to a mouseover event of a child and having difficulties. (Still learning!) This enables me to show the popup after a delay, but shows all of them simultaneously: onmouseover='setTimeout(function() { $(\".sk...I'm having trouble getting a selector to work properly. I have this HTML: <div.wrapper> <div.ui-controlgroup-controls> <form> <div.ui-btn></div> </form> <div.ui-btn&...
I have some code that works fine but it's become too slow: HTML: I have a container that contains about 50 ul elements. Each ul element has a h4 heading followed by a series of li elements. The function hides the heading if no line elements ar...
How can I get all names from this object? var familyTree = {name: 'Alex', children:[ {name: 'Ricky', children:'[...]'} {name: 'John', children:[{name: 'Tom',...I was wondering, JavaScript offers a variety of methods to get the first child element from any element, but which is the best? By best, I mean: most cross-browser compatible, fastest, most comprehensive and predictable when it comes to behaviour. A...
How do I get the text of an element without the children? Neither element.textContent nor element.innerText seem to be working. HTML: <body> <h1>Test Heading</h1> <div> Awesome video and music. Thumbs way up. Love it. Happy...
When delegating events using .on how do I target child elements: I have tried: childSelector = >* >:nth-child(n) But nothing is selected when I start with >. $(selector).on(event, childSelector, handler); Sometimes I want to target a...
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