Look at this:
var selection= $(开发者_运维百科'table td:first-child');
In practice it selects the first row's <td>
elements in the table.
When I saw it for the first time, I took it as: Select all first-child elements within all <td>
in the <table> </table>
.
But what it does is: Select all <td>
within the table if it is the first-child of its parent. Means first <td>
between each tags.
So, the question is, does first-child selector works like a flag? Or it works like a kind of method to get the first-child of the element in question in the jQuery wrapper-set?
thanks,
Firstchild will get the TD
within the table that are the first child within their parent. If you wanted what you intially though it'd be something like table td > *:first-child
. Think of it like the rest of the :
filters jQuery provides: hidden, disabled, checked, etc. It applies to the element in the selector it is attached to.
the :first-child
selector can match more than one: one for each parent. This is equivalent to :nth-child(1)
.
source: here.
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