Tagged: dom

Using $.cache (or $.domCache) may dramatically increase the performance of your web application by eliminating unnecessary DOM traversal. Manipulate the DOM (with event handling) more efficiently by referencing cached DOM elements.

jQuery plugin for partial loading non essential DOM elements

Nucleus binds your JS logic with the DOM by adding configuration data in the markup

Get the first element(s) that matches the selector by traversing down through descendants in the DOM tree level by level. It use a breadth first search (BFS), that mean it will stop going deeper in a subtree if the first matching descendant was found in the current subtree.

The jQuery creator plugin Allows you to create your elements using CSS selectors syntax. Don't use javascript with different syntaxes when it comes to dynamic DOM element creation. Use the same syntax for element querying and creation.

UpDown.js provides a flexible way to traverse through containers and their child elements with either keyboard commands or custom events.

A jQuery plugin that takes an element out of its place in the DOM while keeping it in the same position.

Query a selector while ignoring matches within specific nested elements.

Fire a callback when an element is added to the DOM

A simple jQuery plugin to get or set a node's outer HTML, a la IE's [formerly] proprietary `outerHTML` property on elements. Get the outer HTML contents of the first node in the set of matched elements or set the outer HTML contents of every matched node.