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Click a jQuery 3.5 API Filtering Method signature in the table below to see in-depth information on it.
| Alphabetically | Description |
|---|---|
The .eq() method has two signatures: | |
.eq( index ) | Reduce the matched set to the element at the specified index. |
.eq( -index ) | Reduce the matched set to the element at the specified index, counting backwards from the last element in the set. |
The .filter() method has four signatures: | |
.filter( selector ) | Reduce the matched set to elements that match the selector. |
.filter( element ) | Reduce the matched set to elements that match the element. |
.filter( jQuery object ) | Reduce the matched set to elements that match the jQuery object. |
.filter( function(index) ) | Pass each element within the current matched set through a function. |
The .first() method has one signature: | |
.first() | Reduce the matched set to the first element. |
The .has() method has two signatures: | |
.has( selector ) | Reduce matched set to elements that have a descendant that matches the selector. |
.has( contains ) | Reduce matched set to elements that have a descendant that matches the DOM element. |
The .is() method has four signatures: | |
.is( selector ) | Check the current matched set of elements against a selector. |
.is( element ) | Check the current matched set of elements against an element. |
.is( jQuery object ) | Check the current matched set of elements against a jQuery object. |
.is( function(index) ) | Pass each element within the current matched set through a function. |
The .last() method has one signature: | |
.last() | Reduce the matched set to the last element. |
The .map() method has one signature: | |
.map( callback(index, domElement) ) | Pass each element within the current matched set through a function, producing a new jQuery object containing returned values. |
The .not() method has four signatures: | |
.not( selector ) | Reduce the matched set to elements not matching the selector. |
.not( element ) | Reduce the matched set to elements not matching the element. |
.not( jQuery object ) | Reduce the matched set to elements not matching the jQuery object. |
.not( function(index) ) | Pass each element within the current matched set through a function. |
The .slice() method has one signature: | |
.slice(start [, end] ) | Reduce the matched set to a subset of the specifed indices range. |