How to find mail sub mail using jquery
To find a sub-mail using jQuery, you can use the find()
method, which searches for descendants of the current element.
Here are a few examples:
Example 1: Find a sub-mail by its ID
$('#mainMail').find('#subMailId').css('background-color', 'red');
In this example, #mainMail
is the parent element, and #subMailId
is the ID of the sub-mail you want to find.
Example 2: Find a sub-mail by its class
$('#mainMail').find('.subMailClass').css('font-size', '18px');
In this example, #mainMail
is the parent element, and .subMailClass
is the class of the sub-mail you want to find.
Example 3: Find a sub-mail by its text content
$('#mainMail').find('mail:contains("Sub Mail")').css('color', 'blue');
In this example, #mainMail
is the parent element, and mail:contains("Sub Mail")
is the selector that finds the sub-mail with the text content "Sub Mail".
Example 4: Find a sub-mail by its attribute
$('#mainMail').find('mail[data-mail-id="subMailId"]').css('border', '1px solid black');
In this example, #mainMail
is the parent element, and mail[data-mail-id="subMailId"]
is the selector that finds the sub-mail with the attribute data-mail-id
equal to "subMailId".
These are just a few examples of how you can use the find()
method to find a sub-mail using jQuery. You can modify the selectors to fit your specific use case.