jQuery makes it easy to target HTML elements by tag name, class, and id. We can also dynamically target a single element in a given class using by accessing an event's [...] attribute. In this le...

According to the DOM tree, the outermost element is the parent of all elements inside of it. Therefore, the HTML elements inside of the outer element are children. The jQuery [...] method all...

In addition to the [...] method we covered in the last exercise, there are two methods you can use to select the parent and siblings of an element. [...] In the example above, the [...] meth...

To select an element close to the current element, we can use jQuery's [...] method. The [...] method will travel up the DOM tree to find a specified selector closest to it. Its syntax looks l...

Sometimes you don't want to target all the siblings of an element — you just want to target the next one. That's where the aptly-named [...] method comes in! The code below is HTML for a ...

Sometimes we want to target an element that lives inside another, but we don't want to use the [...] method, since that might target more elements than we need. That's where the [...] method co...

Understanding how elements relate to each other in the DOM makes it easy to efficiently select elements. We have covered several methods in this lesson including: - [...] to target an element's...