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Author: Karl Swedberg, Jonathan Chaffer
The book is a detailed reference guide, and an invaluable resource for answers to all your queries about jQuery. It is intended to be a quick reference to help at times when you need to quickly confirm a feature of the library. This book is for you if you are a web developer who wants a broad, organized view of all that jQuery library has to offer or a quick reference on their desk to refer to for particular details. Basic knowledge of HTML and CSS is required. You should be comfortable with the syntax of JavaScript,but no knowledge of jQuery is assumed. This is a reference guide, not an introductory title and if you are looking to get started with jQuery 1.3 (or JavaScript libraries in general) then you are looking for the companion title Learning jQuery 1.3.
Chapter 1: Anatomy of a jQuery Script
A dynamic table of contents
Obtaining jQuery
Setting up the HTML document
Writing the jQuery code
Script dissection
Selector expressions
DOM traversal methods
DOM manipulation methods
Event methods
Effect methods
AJAX methods
Miscellaneous methods
Plug-in API
Summary
Chapter 2: Selector Expressions
CSS selectors
Element (T)
ID (#myid)
Class (.myclass)
come down (EF)
Child (E > F)
Adjacent sibling (E + F)
General sibling (E~ F)
Multiple expressions (E, F, G)
Numbered child (:nth-child(n/even/odd/expr))
First child (:first-child)
Last child (:last-child)
Only child (:only-child)
Not (:not(E))
Empty (:empty)
Universal (*)
Attribute selectors
Attribute ([foo])
Attribute equals ([foo=bar])
Attribute does not equal ([foo!=bar])
Attribute begins with ([foo^=bar])
Attribute ends with ([foo$=bar])
Attribute contains ([foo*=bar])
Attribute contains word ([foo~=bar])
Attribute contains prefix ([foo|=bar])
Form selectors
Custom selectors
Element at index (:eq(n))
Greater than (:gt(n))
Less than (:lt(n))
First (:first)
Last (:last)
Even element (:even)
Odd element (odd)
Is parent (:parent)
Contains text (:contains(text))
Contains element (:has(E))
Visible (:visible)
Hidden (:hidden)
Header element (:header)
Currently animating (:animated)
Chapter 3: DOM Traversal Methods
The jQuery function
$()
Filtering methods
.filter()
.not()
.has()
.eq()
.first()
.last()
.slice()
Tree traversal methods
.find()
.children()
.parents()
.parentsUntil()
.parent()
.closest()
.offsetParent()
.siblings()
.prev()
.prevAll()
.prevUntil()
.next()
.nextAll()
.nextUntil()
Miscellaneous traversal methods
.add()
.is()
.end()
.andSelf()
.map()
.contents()
Chapter 4: DOM Manipulation Methods
General attributes
.attr() (getter)
.attr() (setter)
.removeAttr()
Style properties
.css() (getter)
.css() (setter)
.height() (getter)
.height() (setter)
.innerHeight()
.outerHeight()
.width() (getter)
.width() (setter)
.innerWidth()
.outerWidth()
.offset() (getter)
.offset() (setter)
.position()
.scrollTop() (getter)
.scrollTop() (setter)
.scrollLeft() (getter)
.scrollLeft() (setter)
Class attributes
.hasClass()
.addClass()
.removeClass()
.toggleClass()
DOM replacement
.html() (getter)
.html() (setter)
.text() (getter)
.text() (setter)
.val() (getter)
.val() (setter)
.replaceWith()
.replaceAll()
DOM insertion, inside
.prepend()
.prependTo()
.append()
.appendTo()
DOM insertion, outside
.before()
.insertBefore()
.after()
.insertAfter()
DOM insertion, around
.wrap()
.wrapAll()
.wrapInner()
DOM copying
.clone()
DOM removal
.empty()
.remove()
.detach()
.unwrap()
.offset() (setter)
.position()
.scrollTop() (getter)
.scrollTop() (setter)
.scrollLeft() (getter)
.scrollLeft() (setter)
Class attributes
.hasClass()
.addClass()
.removeClass()
.toggleClass()
DOM replacement
.html() (getter)
.html() (setter)
.text() (getter)
.text() (setter)
.val() (getter)
.val() (setter)
.replaceWith()
.replaceAll()
DOM insertion, inside
.prepend()
.prependTo()
.append()
.appendTo()
DOM insertion, outside
.before()
.insertBefore()
.after()
.insertAfter()
DOM insertion, around
.wrap()
.wrapAll()
.wrapInner()
DOM copying
.clone()
DOM removal
.empty()
.remove()
.detach()
.unwrap()
Chapter 6: Effect Methods
Pre-packaged effects
.show()
.hide()
.toggle()
.slide Down()
.slideUp()
.slideToggle()
.fadeIn()
.fadeOut()
.fadeTo()
Customized effects
.animate()
.stop()
.delay()
.queue()
.dequeue()
.clearQueue()
Chapter 7: AJAX Methods
Low-level interface
$.ajax()
$.ajaxSetup()
Shorthand methods
$.get()
.load()
$.post()
$.getJSON()
$.getScript()
Global AJAX event handlers
.ajaxComplete()
.ajaxError()
.ajaxSend()
.ajaxStart()
.ajaxStop()
.ajaxSuccess()
Helper functions
.serialize()
.serializeArray()
Chapter 8: Miscellaneous Methods
Setup methods
$.noConflict()
DOM element methods
.size()
.get()
.index()
Collection manipulation
.each()
$.grep()
$.makeArray()
$.inArray()
$.map()
$.merge()
$.unique()
$.extend()
$.trim()
$.param()
Introspection
$.isArray()
$.isFunction()
$.isPlainObject()
$.isEmptyObject()
$.isXMLDoc()
Data storage
.data()
.removeData()
Chapter 9: jQuery Properties
Global properties
$.browser
$.support
$.support.boxModel
$.support.cssFloat
$.support.hrefNormalized
$.support.htmlSerialize
$.support.leadingWhitespace
$.support.noCloneEvent
$.support.objectAll
$.support.opacity
$.support.scriptEval
$.support.style
$.support.tbody
jQuery object properties
.length
.selector
.context
Chapter 10: The Plug-in API
Using a plug-in
Developing a plug-in
Object method
Global function
Selector expression
Plug-in conventions
Use of the $ alias
Naming conventions
API standardization
Chapter 11: Alphabetical Quick Reference
Selector expressions
Methods
Properties
Appendix A: Online Resources
jQuery documentation
JavaScript reference
JavaScript code compressors
JavaScript code decompressors
(X)HTML reference
CSS reference
Useful blogs
Web development frameworks using jQuery
Appendix B: Development Tools
Tools for Firefox
Tools for Internet Explorer
Tools for Safari
Tools for Opera
Other tools
Index
jquery 1.4
jquery 1.4.4
jquery reference guide
jquery 1.4.2
jquery-1.4.2
Tags: Karl Swedberg, Jonathan Chaffer, Reference Guide