Sharp jQuery DOM manipulation in jQuery_jquery

1 Find element node

var $x = $("selector").text()

2 Find attribute node

var $x = $("selector").attr("property")

3 Create node

var $x = $("html")

4 Insert node

$("selector").append()
Append content to each matching element
$("selector").appendTo()
Equivalent to the .append() operator swapping left and right

$("selector").prepend()
Prepend content inside each matching element
$("selector").prependTo()
Equivalent to the .prepend() operator swapping left and right

$("selector").after()
Insert content after each matching element
$("selector").insertAfter
Equivalent to the .after() operator swapping left and right

$("selector").before()
Insert content before each matching element
$("selector").insertBefore()
Equivalent to the .before() operator swapping left and right

5 Mobile Node

P70 example in this book:

6.1 remove() method

$("selector").remove()
The remove() method will delete all descendant nodes of the selector. After the element is deleted with the remove() method, it can still be used. In addition, the remove() method can also pass parameters

to selectively delete elements, such as $("ul li").remove("li[title!=xxx]");

6.2 empty() method

$("selector").empty()
Clear all descendant nodes of selector

7 Copy node

$("selector").clone()
Such as $(this).clone().appendTo("ul"). To make the copied new element have the behavior of the original element, you need to pass the parameter true. Such as $("selector").clone(true)

8 Replace node

$("selector").replaceWith()
Replace all matching elements with the specified HTML or DOM elements
$("selector").replaceAll ()
is equivalent to the .replaceWith() operator swapping left and right

9 package nodes

$("selector").wrap()
Wrap all matching elements individually
$("selector").wrapAll()
Wrap all matching elements with one element
$("selector").wrapInner()
Use other structured elements for the sub-content of each matching element (including text nodes) wrapped with the tag

10 Attribute Operations

$("selector").attr()
Get (one property parameter) and set element attributes (two parameters, property and value), such as $("p"). attr("title","your title"). If

Set multiple attributes in the format of $("p").attr({"title" : "your title" , "name" : "test"})
$("selector") .removeAttr()
Delete element attributes

11 Style operations

$("selector").attr()
Replacement style

$("selector").addClass()
Add style

$("selector").removeClass()
Remove style

$("selector").toggle()
Behavior repeated switching
Example:

Execute code1 and code2 alternately

$("selector").toggleClass()
Control repeated switching of styles, such as $("p").toggleClass("anotherClass")

$("selector").hasClass("anotherClass")
Determine whether the selector contains anotherClass