when u do '.gallery li', that selector returns an array with every li
that matches. the :gt(2) refines it to every li within that result
set greater than 2.
what u need is to keep each .gallery ul separate. try this:
$('.gallery').each( function(){ $(this).children('li').hide(); } );
u haven't
your way is definitely more elegant and will work regardless of what
they decided to make the id's.
On Dec 28, 10:48 am, MorningZ wrote:
> If it was me, I'm not sure i would hide the row from the user, because
> as an example, what happens if I accidentally select the "9" choice?
> by hiding the
when you do $('input[id$=9]').is(":checked"), an array of all matched
elements is returned. So you can do this:
var checkedNAItems = $('input[id$=9]').is(":checked");
and that should should get you an array of all elements. from there,
you can loop through them and extract the info you need
I've come across a neat bit of, what seems to me, site/jquery/css
trickery by the site pixmac.com where their favorites tab (on the
bottom right of the page) will pop up when clicked, and the scroll bar
is shortened, and the width of the tab when it pops up is 100% the
width of the window. the scr
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