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$("p.foo").next();
This generates the following output:
>>> $("p.foo").next();
[ p ]
CHAPTER 2 ■ COMMON JQUERY ACTIONS AND METHODS
A selector can be passed to .next() as well, which allows developers to determine which type of next
sibling element should be matched:
$("p.foo").next("#bar");
This returns an empty result set, since the next element does not have an ID of bar:
>>> $("p.foo").next("#bar");
[ ]
Because .next() returns only one element, a companion method was created that returns all next
sibling elements, .nextAll(). To select all paragraphs after the paragraph with the class foo, use the
following code:
$(".foo").nextAll("p");
This returns the following result:
>>> $(".foo").nextAll("p");
[ p, p#bar ]
■ Note The selector is optional in .nextAll(), as it is in .next().
The third method available for selecting next sibling elements is the .nextUntil() method. As its
name suggests, this method will return all next elements until a selector is matched. It’s important to
note that the element matched by the selector will not be included in the result set.
To demonstrate this, select the paragraph with the class foo and use .nextUntil() with a selector of
"#bar":
$(".foo").nextUntil("#bar");
Only one paragraph is returned in the result set, and the paragraph with the ID of bar is not
included:
>>> $(".foo").nextUntil("#bar");
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