jQuery is a JavaScript library that is used on your websites. jQuery is open source material that is used to make Javascript programming easier and more efficient.
How to Add jQuery to Your Project
You can download jQuery from https://jquery.com/download/ or you can use a CDN (Content Delivery Network). There are many CDNs for jQuery.
After that, you should reference it to your HTML page (Like CSS but a bit different).
As you know you can write your codes in "script" tags. You can also use the src attribute of script tags for referencing a js file.
Here is an example:
<script src="jquery-3.5.1.min.js"></script>You should assign your jQuery path to the src attribute. For example, my jQuery is in root and I can simply write the name of the file.
How to Use jQuery
You should write your scripts after referencing jQuery because if you write your codes before it, they won't work.
You can simply write your codes in another .js file or in script tags.
It would look like this:
<script src="jquery-3.5.1.min.js"></script>
...
<script>
//Your JQuery Codes
</script>How to Write jQuery Codes
jQuery codes are easy to write. The first step is to call jQuery. For this, you should use a "$" at the beginning of your codes.
After "$", you should select one or many elements. For this, you can use CSS query selectors.
It may look something like this:
<script>
$("#MyElementID")...
$(".MyClass")...
$("MyElementTagName")...
</script>After that, you can modify your elements with jQuery methods. They are many elements available that you can search for in other documentations.
For example, this code will hide an element with "el1" id!
<script>
$("#el1").hide();
</script>jQuery Codes
jQuery codes look like this:
$(css_selector).[jquery_method];Thanks for reading
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