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General question about JQuery

Asked by Hube02 in JavaScript, JavaScript Frameworks

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I've decided to take a closer look at JQuery because I've heard some good things about it. As I usually do I got myself a couple of books on the subject; Learning JQuery and JQuery Reference Guide. I opened the first of these and started reading. It all looked and sounded interesting until I got to page 9 where it starts the first example....

Keep in mind that I have not read any further than this as yet, and I plan to continue for various reasons, but the example shown made me pause.

I have learned that divitis and classitis are things that should be avoided. I work for an SEO company and even before this I work hard at creating semantically correct HTML and here in the first example I see things that I would usually avoid doing. The last thing that I want to do is give every div, paragraph, or html element its own class; or to use a div around a single line of text. Earlier in the book the author even mentions working with semantically correct markup and yet in the first example I see HTML that is far from being semantically correct.

My question is, is this something that I can expect if I adopt the use of JQuery? Will I need to infuse my HTML with excessive elements and classes in order to use the functionality that JQuery can provide? Will I need to abandon semantically correct HTML?Start Free Trial
 
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