I have several objects on a page and I want to perform an operation using jQuery only on some of them - the ones that don't have a specified attribute. So:
<li style='...'>some text</li> <li style='...'>some other text</li> <li>some very diffrent text</li>
and in javascript I would have:
$('li[style]').hide();
that would hide all elements with a style
sttribute. But if I want to hide the ones without it, how should my selector look like?
jQuery("li:not([style])").hide();
You can use the :not psuedo-selector to look up elements that don't match a certain selector. In your example, you want to select all li elements without the style attribute, so you'd use something like this:
$('li:not([style])').hide();
You can also combine this with other selectors:
$('#div input:not(:checked)').show();
It's a pretty powerful tool!
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