Hi, yesterday I read an article about jQuery performance. In one part the author talks about selectors and uses
.nav li a as an example. He states that before jQuery 1.3., the selector ul.nav a would have been the best way to get all links in the list. In jQuery 1.3., due to the inclusion of Sizzle, .nav li > a "should" be the best way. He doesn't mention any speed tests though, and only briefly explains that the reason for this is Sizzle's way of walking through selectors from right to left. Can anyone confirm this "theory"? Thanks!
