You develop an HTML5 webpage. You have the following HTML markup:
You need to change the background color for all of the elements whose name attribute ends with the word
name.
Which code segment should you add to the webpage?
A.
$ (‘input [name!=”name”]’) .css ({ ‘background-color’ : ‘ #E0ECF8’}) ;
B.
${‘input [name=”~name”] ‘) .css ({ ‘background-color’ : ‘ #E0ECF8’ }) ;
C.
${‘input[name=”*name”]’).css({‘background=color’: #E0ECF8′});
D.
$( ‘input [name=”$name”] ‘) .css ({ ‘background-color’ : ‘#E0ECF8’});
Explanation:
The string pattern “*name” matches all strings that ends with name.
D. $( ‘input [name=”$name”] ‘) .css ({ ‘background-color’ : ‘#E0ECF8’});
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correct answer is D
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D!
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It is D. It is D
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$(‘input[name$=”name”]’).css(‘background-color’, ‘#E0ECF8’);
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the answer is D
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explain how it is d?
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the $ is like in regex “Ends with”
the only wrong Thing is that it should be before = like fbasa said
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D
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