jqueryHow do I use the jQuery not selector?
The jQuery not selector is used to select all elements that do not match a given selector. It is used to filter out certain elements that are not of interest.
Example
$('div:not(.myClass)').hide();
This code will hide all div elements that do not have the class "myClass".
The code consists of three parts:
- The jQuery selector,
$('div:not(.myClass)')
which selects all div elements that do not have the class "myClass". - The jQuery action,
hide()
which hides the selected elements. - The semicolon
;
which marks the end of the statement.
For more information, see the jQuery not selector documentation.
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