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For example $('.some-class') returns 3 elements.
I need to get only one of them, for exampled the second.
$('.some-class')[1] returns HTML-version of this element, but not jQuery object.
So I need to do:
$($('.some-class')[1]) for this purpose.
Is it the only way to do?
Two times calling jquery selector function… may be there is better decision?
.eq(index)http://api.jquery.com/eq/