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Attribute processing of elements
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attr(name,value) attr(name,fn(index,value))
attr({name1:value1,…,nameN:valueN})
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Get the value of an attribute, or can be used to set the value of an attribute. You can also use a function as a parameter and use the function return value as the value that needs to be set for the element attribute. For example, set the name attribute of the (index 1) element to the function return value (in fact, if you understand the functional expression, you don’t need this explanation at all. ). You can also give multiple attributes to the same element at once | ||||||||||||||||||||||
removeAttr(name) | Delete the attribute value of an element |
Method | Description |
attr(“class”) removeAttr(“class”) | Class is obviously an attribute, so attr() can completely handle it |
addClass(value) | Append one or more attribute values to the element's class attribute. Multiple attribute values, the values are also connected with spaces |
removeClass(value) | Remove one or more attribute values from the element's class attribute |
toggleClass(value) | Control the switching of one or more attribute values in the class attribute, that is, delete it if it exists, and add it if it does not exist |
hasClass(value) | Determine whether the element's class attribute contains a certain attribute value and return a Boolean value |
Method | Description |
html() html(value) html(fn(index,value)) | Get the HTML code inside the element, and you can also set the HTML code inside the element. You can also use function parameters and use the return value as the HTML code that needs to be added inside the element |
text() text(value) text(fn(index,value)) | Get the text content inside the element, and you can also set the text content inside the element. However, this method not only replaces the original text content, but also replaces the descendant elements. You can also use function parameters and use the return value as the text content that needs to be added inside the element |
Method | Description |
val() val(value) val(fn(index,value)) val([value1,…, valueN]) | Get the value of the value attribute of the form element, or you can set the value of the value attribute of the form element. Function parameters can also be used. You can also select form options with specific value attribute values. For radio and select elements without mutiple set, only the last value value in the val parameter is valid |