| add()
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Creates a single jQuery object for all added elements, so that it will be easy to manipulate them at the same time.
Example: var jqObj = $('div').add('p').add('span');
jqObj.addClass('redDiv');
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| addBack()
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Creates a single jQuery object for the set of selected elements by selector.
Example: var jqObj = $('ul:nth-child(3)').nextAll().addBack();
jqObj.addClass('redDiv');
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| children()
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Get all the child elements of the selected element(s).
Example: $('#myDiv').children()
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| closest()
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Traversing up through its ancestors in the DOM tree untill it finds first matched element(s) specified by a selector.
Example: $('#myDiv').closest('p')
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| contents()
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Gets children of all the selected element(s), including text and comment nodes.
Example: $('#myDiv').contents()
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| each()
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Iterate over specified elements and execute specified call back function for each element.
Example: $('#myDiv').each(function(index){ $(this).text() })
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| end()
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End the most recent filtering operation in the current chain and return the set of matched elements to its previous state.
Example: $('div.redDiv').find('p').end().addClass('yellowDiv');
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| eq()
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Returns element(s) at the specified index from the selected element (return from selector).
Example: returns 4th list item: $('li').eq(4);
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| filter()
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Reduce the set of matched elements to those that match the selector or pass the function's test.
Example: $('#myDiv').filter('p');
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| find()
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Get all the specified child elements of each selected element(s).
Example: $('#myDiv').find('p');
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| first()
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Get the first occurrence of the specified element.
Example: $('#myDiv').first();
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| has()
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Reduce the set of matched elements to those that have a descendant that matches the selector or DOM element.
Example: $('#myDiv').has('p');
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| is()
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Check the current matched set of elements against a selector, element, or jQuery object and return true if at least one of these elements matches the given arguments.
Example: if( $('#myDiv').is('div') ); $('#myDiv').addClass('redDiv');
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| last()
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Returns last element that matched specified selector.
Example: $('#myDiv').last('p');
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| map()
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Pass each element in the current matched set through a function, producing a new jQuery object containing the return values.
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| next()
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Get the immediately following sibling of the selected element(s).
Example: $('#myDiv').next();
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| nextAll()
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Get the immediately following sibling of the selected element(s).
Example: $('#myDiv').nextAll();
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| nextUntil()
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Gets all next sibling elements between two given arguments
Example: $('#myDiv').nextUntil('p');
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| not()
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Selects elements that do not match the specified selector in not() method.
The following example returns even li items. (li index starts from 0):
$('li').not(':odd').css('background-color',"red");
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| offsetParent()
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Selects the closest ancestor element whose left and top co-ordinates are closest to matched elements by selector.
The following example returns closest element whose left and top co-ordinates is near by #myDiv:
$( "#myDiv" ).offsetParent().css( "background-color", "red" );
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| parent()
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Get the parent of the specified element(s).
The following example returns parent element of #myDiv:
$('#myDiv').parent();
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| parents()
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Selects all ancestor elements of the matched element(s) by a selector.
The following example returns all the parent elements of #myDiv in a DOM tree:
$('#myDiv').parents();
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| parentsUntil()
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Selects all the ancestor elements of the matched element(s), up to but not including the element specified in parentsUntil().
The following example returns all the parent elements of #myDiv in a DOM tree until it finds h1 element:
$('#myDiv').parents('h1'); |
| prev()
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Selects the immediately preceding sibling of the specified element.
The following example returns preceding sibling element of #myDiv:
$('#myDiv').prev();
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| prevAll()
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Selects all preceding siblings of each matched element, optionally filtered by a selector.
The following example returns all the preceding siblings element of #myDiv:
$('#myDiv').prevAll();
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| prevUntil()
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Selects all preceding siblings of each matched element up to but not including matched elements by selector parameter.
The following example returns all the preceding siblings element of #myDiv till <p> element:
$('#myDiv').prevUntil('p'); |
| siblings()
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Get the siblings of each specified element(s), optionally filtered by a selector.
The following example returns all the siblings (previous or next) elements of #myDiv:
$('#myDiv').siblings();
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| slice()
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Selects elements by further filtering elements by specifying a selector parameter.
The following example skips first two list items and returns rest of the list items:
$('li').slice(2);
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