jQuery Notes for Professionals

Table of Contents

• Chapter 1: Getting started with jQeury

  • Section 1.1: Getting Started
  • Section 1.2: Avoiding namespace collisions
  • Section 1.3: jQuery Namespace ("jQuery" and "$")
  • Section 1.4: Loading jQuery via console on a page that does not have it
  • Section 1.5: Include script tag in head of HTML page
  • Section 1.6: The jQuery Object

• Chapter 2: Selectors

  • Section 2.1: Overview
  • Section 2.2: Types of Selectors
  • Section 2.3: Caching Selectors
  • Section 2.4: Combining selectors
  • Section 2.5: DOM Elements as selectors
  • Section 2.6: HTML strings as selectors

• Chapter 3: Each function

  • Section 3.1: jQuery each function

• Chapter 4: Attributes

  • Section 4.1: Dierece between attr() and prop()
  • Section 4.2: Get the attribute value of a HTML element
  • Section 4.3: Setting value of HTML attribute
  • Section 4.4: Removing attribute

• Chapter 5: document-ready event

  • Section 5.1: What is document-ready and how should I use it?
  • Section 5.2: jQuery 2.2.3 and earlier
  • Section 5.3: jQuery 3.0
  • Section 5.4: Attaching events and manipulating the DOM inside ready()
  • Section 5.5: Dierence between $(document).ready() and $(window).load()
  • Section 5.6: Dierence between jQuery(fn) and executingyour code before

• Chapter 6: Events

  • Section 6.1: Delegated Events
  • Section 6.2: Attach and Detach Event Handlers
  • Section 6.3: Switching specific events on and off via jQuery. (Named Listeners)
  • Section 6.4: originalEvent
  • Section 6.5: Events for repeating elements without using ID's
  • Section 6.6: Document Loading Event .load()