I need something in-between the functionality of .closest()
and .parents()
. I am applying some CSS to all parents of a certain element up to a certain parent. Right now I'm while
looping up, but it seems like there is a better way to do this.
var goUp = $(".distant-child");
while(!goUp.hasClass("ancestor-to-stop-at")){
goUp.css("height","100%");
goUp = goUp.parent();
}
I'd rather do something like one of these:
$(".distant-child").closest(".ancestor-to-stop-at").css("height","100%"); //won't work because .closest() only returns the top ancestor
$(".distant-child").parents(".ancestor-to-stop-at").css("height","100%"); //won't work because .parents() doesn't take this parameter and won't stop at the specified element.
How can I achieve this without a while
loop?
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