When used with the child selector >, the two variants of jQuery's "has" behave differently. Take this HTML: <div> <span>Text</span> </div> Now: $("div:has(>span)"); would return it, while: $("div").has(">span"); would not. Is it a bug or a feature? Compare here: http://jsfiddle.net/aC9dP/ EDIT: This may be a bug or at lea...
Does anyone have experience / insight re: decoupling jquery / sizzle? this is for general interest, but here's the scenario that triggered my question: ..i already have jquery in the project. wanted to try out http://ecsstender.org/, which requires the Sizzle selector engine. I dont really want to include a 2nd copy of Sizzle - its ...
Hi everyone, For some reason, I am getting the following Javascript error in Internet Explorer 8 on line 3156 of jquery.js (version 1.4.3, non-compressed version): Object doesn't support this property or method. No error occurs in Firefox and Google Chrome. This is the line the error occurs on: if ( (match = Expr.leftMatch[ type ].exe...
Here's my problem: I'm writing a WordPress plugin that helps budding CSS authors see how css applies to their theme in real time. It's got a numer of nifty features, except one, which is pretty crucial in my mind. I want to allow them to click an element, see the full selector path to that element (that part is done), and then show th...