jQuery if element has class do something
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Solution 1
Check with length
property or else Use .hasClass()
in jquery
$( "#indexHero" ).click(function(){
if($("#tabNo1.active").length > 0){
$( "#testID1, #testID2" ).addClass( "hideMe" );
$( "#testID3" ).removeClass( "hideMe" );
}
});
or
if($("#tabNo1").hasClass("active")){
}
Solution 2
use hasClass()
$( "#indexHero" ).click(function(){
if ($('#tabNo1').hasClass('active')) {
$( "#testID1, #testID2" ).addClass( "hideMe" );
//} else {
$( "#testID3" ).removeClass( "hideMe" );
}
}):
Solution 3
Try this:
$( "#indexHero" ).click(function(){
if($("#tabNo1").hasClass("active"))
{
$( "#testID1, #testID2" ).addClass( "hideMe" );
$( "#testID3" ).removeClass( "hideMe" );
}
});
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Jay
Web Developer / Software Engineer from the UK. Java Vaadin HTML CSS Bootstrap Javascript jQuery
Updated on July 31, 2022Comments
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Jay almost 2 years
I'm trying to toggle whether tabs will be displayed based on whether or not the matched list item has a class of active. I've tried multiple different approaches with if statements and .hasClass but cannot get it to behave as I wish! Any help would be greatly appreciated.
This is an example of one of my attempts:
$( "#indexHero" ).onClick(function(){ $("#tabNo1.active"){ $( "#testID1, #testID2" ).addClass( "hideMe" ); $( "#testID3" ).removeClass( "hideMe" ); } });