JQUERY FILTERS
The core of jQuery is the art to select the elements we want to modify.
This skill implies a good knowledge of the CSS selectors syntax.
Aside from these, jQuery adds some extra features,
named filters. Browse the source of this page to see some filters at work
(see details).
This page introduces following filters: header, even, odd, first, last, focus, animated, not(), eq(), gt(), lt()
| N. | Data |
| Place holder (dummy value) | |
| Place holder (dummy value) | |
| Place holder (dummy value) | |
| Place holder (dummy value) | |
| Place holder (dummy value) | |
| Place holder (dummy value) | |
| Place holder (dummy value) | |
| Place holder (dummy value) | |
| Place holder (dummy value) | |
| Place holder (dummy value) | |
| Place holder (dummy value) | |
| Place holder (dummy value) | |
| Place holder (dummy value) | |
| Place holder (dummy value) | |
| Place holder (dummy value) |
| N. | Data |
| 0 | Place holder (dummy value) |
| 1 | Place holder (dummy value) |
| 2 | Place holder (dummy value) |
| 3 | Place holder (dummy value) |
| 4 | Place holder (dummy value) |
| 5 | Place holder (dummy value) |
| 6 | Place holder (dummy value) |
Remark: click on the first button on the HTML form to test jQuery animation...