asked on jQuery n:th to devide content
Hi Experts, I have a little question and Im kind of stuck with it.
I have this code, generated automatically using php.
What I want to do is, move the last div ( id="uniform-field_8_2" ) to the right so it looks like 2 columns. Left column div#uniform-field_8_0 and div#uniform-field_8_1 and 2nd column div#uniform-field_8_2. Can you guys help me out with it, I feel using jQuery's nth technique might do this?
I have this code, generated automatically using php.
What I want to do is, move the last div ( id="uniform-field_8_2" ) to the right so it looks like 2 columns. Left column div#uniform-field_8_0 and div#uniform-field_8_1 and 2nd column div#uniform-field_8_2. Can you guys help me out with it, I feel using jQuery's nth technique might do this?
<div class="col_field">
<div class="checker" id="uniform-field_8_0"><span>
<input type="checkbox" class="form_checkbox" value="Technology" id="field_8_0" name="Checkbox01_field_8" style="opacity: 0;">
</span></div>
<label for="field_8_0" class="form_choice_text">Technology</label>
<br>
<div class="checker" id="uniform-field_8_1"><span>
<input type="checkbox" class="form_checkbox" value="Training and Education" id="field_8_1" name="Checkbox02_field_8" style="opacity: 0;">
</span></div>
<label for="field_8_1" class="form_choice_text">Training and Education</label>
<br>
<div class="checker" id="uniform-field_8_2"><span>
<input type="checkbox" class="form_checkbox" value="Head office support" id="field_8_2" name="Checkbox03_field_8" style="opacity: 0;">
</span></div>
<label for="field_8_2" class="form_choice_text">Head office support</label>
<br>
</div>
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where do you want the hidden inputs and the instruction div?
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@kozaiwaniec: in 2nd column. Thanks heaps
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Actually, if you're able to manipulate the code, why not jus wrap the elements right in the HTML instead of using jquery?
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Becuase of the way they are structures, I cant do it using css. if you can do it in jQuery that'll be very helpful. :)
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Hi. Ok i got this
only problem is how can i add the "br" to it?
$("#uniform-field_8_0, label[for='field_8_0'], #uniform-field_8_1, label[for='field_8_1'], #uniform-field_8_2, label[for='field_8_2'] , #uniform-field_8_3, label[for='field_8_3'] ").wrapAll("<div class='wrap1'/>");
$("#uniform-field_8_4, label[for='field_8_4'], #uniform-field_8_5, label[for='field_8_5'], #uniform-field_8_6, label[for='field_8_6'] , #uniform-field_8_7, label[for='field_8_7'] ").wrapAll("<div class='wrap2'/>");
only problem is how can i add the "br" to it?
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:)
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mines goood too
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And I just want to seperate the content into 2 columns dives 4 item X4 item.