In this tutorials, we are going to discuss about JQuery CSS Classes. JQuery provides us different methods to access and manipulate the css elements. Here are the listed :
JQuery CSS Classes :
- addClass()
- removeClass()
- toggleClass()
- css()
JQuery addClass() :
JQuery addClass() method is used to adding one or more css classes to selected element(s).
$("#target").addClass("class1"); OR $("#target").addClass("class1 clss2");
We can pass multiple classes to addClass() method.
JQuery removeClass() :
JQuery removeClass() method is used to removing one or more css classes from selected element(s).
$("#target").removeClass("class1"); OR $("#target").removeClass("class1 clss2");
We can pass multiple classes to removeClass() method.
JQuery toggleClass() :
JQuery toggleClass() is used for toggling purposes and it is used to toggle between add or remove classes.
$("#target").toggleClass(className)
This method is used to toggle one or more class names from each element in the matched set.
$("#target").toggleClass(className, state)
On the above the state parameter represents the boolean value. If the state is true, the toggle will happen otherwise its stopped.
JQuery css() :
This method is used to sets or returns one or more style properties for the selected elements.
$("#trget").css("background-color","red") OR $("#trget").css({"background-color:red;border:1px solid blue"})
Happy Learning 🙂