I'm looking to hide spans that contain a 0. I've looked at other code and I've tried to adapt it but I can't get it to work correctly. I want it to only hide the span when the contents is a "0", but when running the code below it also hides any number that contains 0, so 10 for example, which I don't want.
Just to make it a little clearer, the span should only display if the number inside it is greater than 0 (it's a counter that starts from 0 so can't be less than 0 anyway).
Any help is appreciated.
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$(".zilla-likes-count:contains('0')").hide();
Please also note that there are going to multiple spans on the page all with the same class, I would like the code to affect them all.
You need to select element has exactly equal text but the :contains()
isn't what you want. The .filter()
is a good function to filtering selected element based on it text.
$(".zilla-likes-count").filter(function(){
return $(this).text().trim() === "0";
}).hide();
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