Can jQuery be extended so that I can use the above syntax?
I can’t figure out how to prototype whatever it is $() returns, so that I can call $().$()
Thanks.
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Can jQuery be extended so that I can use the above syntax?
I can’t figure out how to prototype whatever it is $() returns, so that I can call $().$()
Thanks.
you can use
find()eg:
$('.superset').find('.within');or much simpler,
$('.superset .within');