JQuery: Fuzzy matching HTML attributes

JQuery ("[Attribute |= value]")

Attribute Word header Selector (attribute contains prefix selector)

The code, such as jquery ("[Herflang |= ')"), will select all elements in the document that contain the Herflang attribute, and the value of Herflang begins with "en", even if "en" is followed by a hyphen "-".

JQuery ("[Attribute ^= value]")

Property start Selector (attribute starts with selector)

The element used to select the value of the attribute to start with a string, but the difference between jquery ("[Attribute] = value") is that if value is followed by a hyphen, the element is not selected. For example, jquery ("[Rel ^= ' no ']") will select all the rel values with the ' no ' element, but elements similar to rel= ' no-*** ' will not be selected.

JQuery ("[Attribute *= value]")

property contains selectors (attribute contains selector)

For example, jquery ("rel *= ' no ') means all elements with the Rel attribute and the value of rel containing the substring" no "(e.g. rel=" nofollow ", rel =" Yesorno ", etc.) will be selected.

JQuery ("attribute ~= value")

Property Word Selector (attribute contains word selector)

Value must be a separate word or string, such as jquery ("rel ~= No"), which, when executed, selects an element with rel= "Yes or no", but does not select an element with rel = "Yesorno". This selector can be seen as a supplement to a property containing a selector for when a strict match is required

JQuery ("[Attribute $= value]")

End-of-property selector (attribute ends with selector)

An element that selects the value of a particular property at the end of a string, such as jquery ("[Rel $= ' no ']") will select an element with the value of the Rel attribute ending with "no"

JQuery ("[attribute = value]")

Attribute parity selector (attribute equals selector)

Select only elements that have exactly the same value as the property, almost impossible.

JQuery ("Attribute! = value")

Attribute non-equal selector (attribute not equal selector)

Select an element that is not equal to a value, such as jquery ("[Rel! = nofollow]"), and all rel = "nofollow" elements are not selected

JQuery: Fuzzy matching HTML attributes