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In this Byte we'll be looking at a common operation in frontend JavaScript - removing all elements with a specific class. A task like this may come up when manipulating the DOM, especially when working with a dynamic web app. The DOM and Class Selectors In rendered HTML, the DOM...
Scott Robinson
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In this article we'll be showing how to select and manipulate CSS pseudo-elements, specifically ::before and ::after, using JavaScript and jQuery. As a web developer, you've likely at least seen these pseudo-elements in a CSS file, but may not have had the chance to interact with them programmatically. This article...
In this Byte, we'll explore how to add options to a <select> dropdown list using jQuery. The <select> element is a frequently used element in HTML forms, allowing users to choose an option from a predefined list. However, there quite a few situations where you need...
When working with web applications, it's common to need to send or receive data from a server. This data is often in the form of a JSON object. In this Byte, we'll explore how to serialize data to JSON format using jQuery, a popular JavaScript library. Why Serialize for AJAX?...
Working with radio buttons in jQuery can be a bit tricky if you're not familiar with the syntax and methods involved. In this Byte, we'll cover how to check a radio button using jQuery, explore other ways to accomplish this task, and finally, show you how to verify if a...
While working with Ajax in jQuery, you may find yourself in situations where you'd want to terminate an Ajax request before it has completed. This could be due to a variety of reasons such as the user navigating away from the page, or a new request being made that makes...
If you're an experienced jQuery developer, making the leap to AngularJS can be a bit daunting. But don't worry - this guide is here to help! We'll take a deep dive into the world of AngularJS, compare it with jQuery, and give you the tools you need to start thinking...
In the world of web development, it's often necessary to determine whether an HTML element is visible after scrolling. This can be crucial for a variety of reasons, such as triggering animations, loading content dynamically, or tracking user behavior. In this Byte, we'll explore how to check the visibility of...
In the vast world of web development, jQuery has become a staple for many developers due to its simplicity and efficiency. One common task that often arises when working with jQuery is checking if a specific element exists within the Document Object Model (DOM). This Byte will walk you through...
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