Week 13

What is the purpose of the html() method in jQuery?

Which statement correctly describes the val() method?

Which syntax correctly sets the value of an attribute in jQuery?

Which statement is false regarding the attr() method in jQuery?

How does the html() method handle the content when used as a function?

What does the append() method do in jQuery?

Which statement accurately describes the capabilities of jQuery in relation to DOM manipulation?

In the context of setting an attribute in jQuery, what does the following syntax represent: $(selector).attr({attribute:value})?

Which of the following is NOT a jQuery method specifically for DOM manipulation?

Which jQuery method can manipulate text content within an element?

When using the method designed to set or return values for form fields, which method is implemented?

What outcome does the jQuery method 'text()' accomplish when retrieving content?

What is a potential misconception regarding the jQuery val() method?

Which method is most appropriate to overwrite the content of matched elements in jQuery?

What is the purpose of using the jQuery method 'html()' when setting content?

In what scenario would you use the method '$(selector).html()' in jQuery?

What effect does using 'text()' have when it comes to the inner contents of matched elements?

What is the outcome of using '$(selector).text(function(index,currentcontent))'?

What methods can be used in jQuery to insert new content at the end or beginning of selected elements?

Which statement is true regarding the number of parameters for jQuery's content addition methods?

Which jQuery method is utilized to remove both selected elements and their child elements?

What method would you use in jQuery to remove only the child elements of a selected element?

Which of the following methods is NOT used for manipulating CSS in jQuery?

In jQuery, which method is used to toggle between adding and removing classes from selected elements?

Which method allows you to set or return multiple style properties for selected elements in jQuery?

Which of the following methods can be used to manipulate the visibility of elements in jQuery?

Which jQuery method would you use to remove a specific class from an element?

JQuery's html() method can set or return the content of all matched elements simultaneously.

The val() method should be used to retrieve the HTML markup of selected elements in jQuery.

When using the text() method, any HTML tags in the matched elements will be returned as they are.

The correct syntax to set the text content using the text() method is $(selector).text(function(index, currentcontent)).

The method get() is a valid jQuery method for DOM manipulation.

The html() method can be used to retrieve the content of the first matched element only if without any parameters.

Calling html() without any arguments will modify the HTML content of all matched elements to an empty string.

The text() method can modify the inner HTML of an element without removing the existing HTML markup.

In jQuery, the correct syntax to retrieve text content from a selector is $(selector).text() without any arguments.

The jQuery method val() can only be used with input elements, such as text boxes and checkboxes.

$(selector).html() can be used to modify the inner HTML of multiple matched elements.

$(selector).attr(attribute) is the correct syntax to change an attribute value for all matched elements.

$(selector).val(function(index,currentvalue)) can both set and return the value of form field elements.

The syntax $(selector).attr(attribute,value) sets the attribute for all matched elements individually.

$(selector).text() can be used to set HTML content of matched elements.

The val() method can only retrieve the value of form elements and cannot set a new value.

$(selector).html(content) allows changing the HTML content of all matched elements to the same content.

The attr() method can only return the value of an attribute for the first matched element and not for the entire set.

$(selector).attr({attribute1:value1, attribute2:value2}) is used to set multiple attributes at once.

The methods append(), prepend(), and after() all function the same in jQuery in terms of content insertion.

The method used in jQuery to remove selected elements and their child elements is called remove()

The jQuery method empty() is utilized to remove both the selected elements and their child elements.

In jQuery, the methods addClass() and removeClass() are used specifically to modify text content within elements.

The prepend() method in jQuery cannot be used to add multiple elements at once.

The toggleClass() method in jQuery is exclusively used to add classes to elements without removing any.

After() and before() methods in jQuery are capable of taking multiple elements as parameters.

The method css() in jQuery can set or return multiple style properties for selected elements.

The jQuery methods delete() and erase() are commonly used for DOM manipulation.

The method val() in jQuery can modify both input values and text content within selected elements.

The methodology in jQuery to manipulate CSS style properties includes methods such as addClass() and css().