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jQuery [attribute!=value] Selector

❮ jQuery Selectors

Example

Select all <p> elements NOT containing a class attribute with the value "intro":

$("p[class!='intro']")
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Definition and Usage

The [attribute!=value] selector selects each element that does NOT have the specified attribute and value.

Elements with the selected attribute, but with a different value, will be selected.


Syntax

$("[attribute!='value']")

Parameter Description
attribute Required. Specifies the attribute to find
value Required. Specifies the value to find

❮ jQuery Selectors

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