Try an ugly filter function:
$(".bc-wrapper").filter(function(){
return !/^\s+$/.test(this.textContent); // "\s" is a shorthand for
whitespace/line breaks
}).parent().addClass("none");
This will exclude from your selector all elements that have only
whitespace in it. Be weary that regexes are slow, you don't want this
code looping over a thousand elements.
- ricardo
On Sep 30, 8:56 pm, Vinoj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> @Michael Geary -- Thanks, now I get it. But the code is being output
> by a CMS, which has some whitespace that is output. So then truncate
> the whitespace?
> @FrenchilNLA -- It seemed to make sense, but this didn't work as long
> as I had that extra space. Once I took out the whitespace that Michael
> Geary spoke of, it worked. Is there a way to basically have the :empty
> selector work and ignore whitespace?
>
> Thanks from both of you for responding, I really appreciate it.
