Selector .class : To access elements belonging to a class
jQuery provides a very easy syntax for accessing the objects that belongs to a particular class.
For example:- suppose we want to access all elements with class name "blackcolor". So we will write a small code as follows:
$(".classname") or,
$(".blackcolor")
To understand this feature of jQuery, let us take an example as follows:
Creating 3 elements in html:
<p> Hello </p>
<p class='blackcolor'> How are you </p>
<p class='blackcolor'> What are you doing ?</p>
Now we add some jQuery code....
<script type='text/javascript'>
$(".blackcolor").before("####");
</script>
Now when we run this code, we will see the output as follows:
Hello
####
How are you
####
What are you doing ?
It means that "####" is inserted before the tags whose class is "blackcolor".