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Suffix match selector.

Shorthand version $('[attr$="value"]')

Description

The [attr$="value"] selector, selects all elements that have the specified attribute name with an ending value matching the specified string.

• The string entered for "value" is case sensitive.

Syntax

Parameters

Return

N/A.

Attribute Ends With [attr$="value"] Example Selectors  <<  Top

Selects all elements that have the specified attribute name with an ending value matching the specified string.

The following example will select 'a' elements within 'h3' elements with a 'href' attribute that ends with 'html' and place a purple border around those links. For our example this is all the links within the left sidebar that are not indented and the breadcrumb above.

$(function(){
  $('#btn1').on('click', function() {
    $('h3 a[href$="html"]').css('border', '1px solid white');
  });
}); 

The following example will select 'option' elements within the form that have a value attribute ending with 'ed' and 'S' (case senstive) and change their background colors to orange and yellow respectively.

Look at the 'Select a pie shape:' options before and after pressing the buttons below.

When we press the left button any option value ending with 'ed' will have its background changed to orange.

When we press the right button any option value ending with 'S' will have its background changed to yellow.

$(function(){
  $('#btn2').on('click', function() {
    $('option[value$="ed"]').css('backgroundColor', 'orange');
  });
  $('#btn3').on('click', function() {
    $('option[value$="S"]').css('backgroundColor', 'yellow');
  });
}); 

Related Tutorials

jQuery Basic Tutorials - Lesson 3 - CSS Selectors

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