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To be fair, that's a pretty odd way to write jQuery, which is designed to be chained. It could be rewritten as: $('.nH .if') .children().eq(1)
by nilliams 13y ago
To be fair, that's a pretty odd way to write jQuery, which is designed to be chained. It could be rewritten as:
$('.nH .if')
.children().eq(1)
.children()
.children().eq(1)
.children().eq(1)
But if you were just pointing out how brittle it is, then yes, that's still apparent.