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jQuery Selectors. This tutorial demonstrates how to use jQuery Selectors. This is a good tutorial for beginners.
Link to the code used in this video.
http://www.littlewebhut.com/javascript/jquery_selectors/
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http://jquery.com
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33 responses to “JavaScript & jQuery Tutorial for Beginners – 2 of 9 – jQuery Selectors”
very good explanation for beginners. I learnt a lot about jQuery after I watched this video!
Would "div p" be the same as "div, p"?
Brilliant as usual! You make it sound so easy. Once again many thanks.
Thanks for this tutorial. It was very useful.
Clearly laid out and presented. Thanks. I see theres a lot of other fantastic tutorials on your channel I will be checking out as well.
Great videos. Very clearly and slowly explained, exactly as they should be. It is good to see such a clear explanation instead of a "bluffed" over one like many of the young guys seem to do. Keep up the good work.
My only tiny criticism is that I noticed you described a "#" sign as a "pound sign" in lesson 2?
Being British a pound sign is "£" not "#" which is normally described as a hash sign.
i dont know why javascript never work for me unless its a simple addition problem. so frustrating
A very good, easy to understand, descriptive tutorial
This was really helpful and well explained. Thank you
if it doesn't work for you make sure you spell background and not backgroung! took me a while to figure this out lol
Great!!! The functions are very dynamic
thank u for sharing a very nice and useful video.. thanks a lot
learning JQuery through these videos so far has been easy and really useful don't know why I have lost so much time to get started, thanks I am really happy with this content and getting everything 100%
I don't know why but mine doesn't work at all, i checked it with the code from the site, and it character for character yet it doesn't do anything,
I AM LEARNING …
Very powerful functionality. Wow. Great tutorials, thanks.
Thanks a lot.
Excellent videos!!! Thanks!
how do you make the changes done by JQUERY stick? in other words i dont want the browser to go back to original but remember the changes i've made via jquery
you are awsome buddy 🙂
simply the best! thnx a lot!
very good tutorial!
Very good video… Thanks
yo .. good one..
This tutorial JavaScript IS SO BAD. There is no java script its all JQuery and teaches almost nothing. Cmon LWH, step it up
Great Tutorial! Thank You!
very good tutorial
Great tutorial! I've already learned a lot and I'm going to watch all your videos. Thank you 🙂
Awesome tutorial!
that is so helpful. Thanks a lot…
NICE !!!
nice,i watched number 1/9 and number 2/9 and liked them both. now its time for me to do create something in practice. be back you soon !
for the first tutorial sir the following code working well
$(document).ready(function() {
$("p").hide();
$("h1").click(function() {
$(this).next().slideToggle(300);
});
// alert("hello the code working " );
});