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Selecting elements using jQuery :nth-child() method
To select a nth child of a parent use jQuery nth child method - :nth-child(). The value of ‘n’ should be a positive integer specifying which number of child you want to select.
(more…)How to use jQuery Parents Method – .parents() for DOM Traversal
The jQuery Parents Method (.parents() returns all the parents (ancestor elements) of the selected elements. This goes all the way to the DOM root (body, html).
(more…).children() – How to work with jQuery Children Method
The jQuery Children method - .children() gives all the direct children of the selected element.
(more…)jQuery Parent Method – .parent() complete usage guide with codes
The jQuery Parent method (.parent()) returns the direct parent of the selected element.
(more…)How to Implement Discord API in ASP.NET MVC & C#
Discord is All-in-one voice and text chat for gamers that's free, secure, and works on both your desktop and phone. As of December 2017, there were about 87 million unique users of the software.
(more…)Learn 3 Ways to create jQuery Multiselect feature in your website
I will teach you to create jQuery Multiselect feature in 3 different ways. All these ways are very easy and create amazing eye-catchy Multiselect controls.
(more…)jQuery Text Method – .text() – Complete Usage Guide with Codes
The jQuery text method (.text()) is used to either return or set the text contents of the selected elements.
(more…)jQuery Html Method – .html() – Complete Usage Guide with Codes
The jQuery Html method (.html()) is used to either return or set the html contents of the selected elements.
(more…)jQuery Val Method – .val() – Complete Usage Guide with Codes
The jQuery Val method is the most used method which either returns or sets the value attribute of the selected elements.
(more…)Learning jQuery Hover Event – .hover()
The jQuery Hover event - .hover() is fired whenever mouse pointer is placed over an element. The .hover() event triggers both mouseenter & mouseleave events.
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