WordPress is a very popular platform, as you may know already, counting hundreds of thousands of themes and plugins cause of its developer-friendly approach. So, plugins, may have a GUI. User interfaces in web development, as we know it, need css and js for their graphics and functionalities etc. WordPress core dev team brought us, […]
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<strong>JQuery</strong> is a Javascript Framework used in most of www websites. Providing easing effects, code manipulation, easy <strong>ellement <a href="http://api.jquery.com/category/selectors/" target="_blank">selectors</a></strong> and some other great stuff! Personally is my favourite framework and i use it in most of my "web coding" cases. I've been looking for <strong>wildcard</strong> ellement selection in <strong>JQuery</strong> framework and finally i've realized that <a href="http://jquery.com/" target="_blank">JQuery</a> uses <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression" target="_blank"><strong>regular expressions</strong></a> in DOM (Document Object model). <kbd>For example</kbd> <kbd></kbd> [crayon-6766b3bb79e68835012497 lang="js" ]$("#divEllement").html(); |
So for wildcards this can be done.
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$("#Ellem\\S*").each(); |
Update: I’ve discovered that is not usable in some cases. In case you are really in trouble, you can use
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$('div[id^=Ellement]:visible').something |
This will work in any of these “Ellement1″,”Ellement2″,”EllementSomething” cases.[/crayon]
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PS If anyone has a better way for this, don't hesistate to mail me. |
This jquery snippet protects your published email addresses from being obtained from spam bots. Keep in mind that your (html)code must be in form Peter_[at]_example.com and the emails must be inside an ellement with mail class in order to let javascript replace the correct characters. Of course you can modify it as you wish ;) […]
