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I am using this code to hide the div tag but its not hiding ? By the way what does > sign imply in this scenario

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http://api.jquery.com/child-selector/

That will look for a <div> that is a child of the element with id "bio". Is that what you wanted? (And why did you use that selector if you don't know what it means?)
 
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Matthew Brown wrote:http://api.jquery.com/child-selector/

That will look for a <div> that is a child of the element with id "bio". Is that what you wanted? (And why did you use that selector if you don't know what it means?)




Hi Matthew,

Thanks a lot for your response, that clears a lot..I am reading multiple Jquery books to upgrade myself and I just came around this example, the above example is mentioned but the description about it is not clear but when I tried to implement it its not working
 
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Well, you'd need to show us the structure of the HTML for us to tell exactly why it isn't working.
 
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Well, as I said, your selector is looking for a <div> that is a child of the element with id "bio" Which doesn't match your HTML. You want to hide the div with id "bio"? Just use the selector "#bio".
 
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Hi Matthew,

I didnt get it? I have defined an ID as bio for div tag ?

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Vishal Hegde wrote:I didnt get it? I have defined an ID as bio for div tag ?


Yes, and you've got a selector written to find a <div> inside that one. From the last post: "your selector is looking for a <div> that is a child of the element with id "bio""
 
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Dear Matthew,

Child of which element??

I am still not getting why is the above HTML i posted wrong?

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the element with id "bio", just like my last two posts said.

"#bio" will match this:


"#bio > div" will match this:

 
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Thank you

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