I found this JQuery plugin that looks pretty good for my project. But sadly, it was written way back in 2010, and it can't work with JQuery 1.6+.
As the source code isn't very long, I've then decided to rewrite it to make it works with JQuery 3.3.1 which I use. But I got stuck very quickly because there is a redundant syntax that I don't know and don't understand :
$('<div/>',{
className : 'description',
html : descHTML
});
$images = $('.images',$mg);
$('.images div:visible:last',$this);
...
What does this syntax means ? I used to know the selector syntax $(selector)
without comma in between, but not $(syntax1, syntax2)
with comma ","
!!!
Please what does that syntax means and how could I reproduce it with JQuery 3.3.
$(selector, parentSelector|parentObject);
This format of a selector is used to find elements within another element. $(selector)
is shorthand for $(selector, document)
. If you give a second parameter to the selector, it will use that as the context it searches in, rather than the global document
.