Thank you for all the help. The documentation is great.
I've been through quite a few of the tutorials/articles, but I still
feel that I do not have the tools to control any div with any link
proper. I feel that Mike Alsup's post was on the right track, but, it
seems, too much was expected to know by a noob like me. How would the
code listed in post #2
> Where would the code that you've listed go?
jQuery is really designed to be separate from the HTML content; so
with that being said, it is typically found in the head section of the
document.
Now, you can't just put that in the head section and expect it to
work, because it will fire before th
Another example place to get started, and don't be thrown off that
it's for an old version of the framework, his code is still very much
valid:
http://15daysofjquery.com/quicker/4/
On Dec 14, 4:47 pm, "Michael Geary" wrote:
> There are all sorts of good tutorials on jQuery.
>
> Did you find
There are all sorts of good tutorials on jQuery.
Did you find the main documentation page? Here it is:
http://docs.jquery.com/
You'll see a link on the left to a page that lists a number of tutorials.
Go through a few of them and you'll be up to speed in no time!
-Mike
> From: Shaun Culver
Thank you for your response. I'd be grateful if you'd be so kind as to
help me get on my feet. I am new to jQuery (and javascript/ajax
frameworks).
I know that the main library file needs to be included:
Where would the code that you've listed go?
What would the "a href" tag look like that cal
> I would like to know how to use jQuery to control (create, delete,
> update, toggle, animate, etc.) divs. I have been searching, but never
> find anything satisfactory.
Can you be more specific?
// create
var $div = $('hello world');
// add to dom
$div.appendTo('body');
$div.prependTo('#other
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