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I noticed you have methods like .class() or .where() to target elements with a specific class or with a specific attribute... But what about elements with a specific class inside an element with a specific ID if and only if the element with the ID has a certain attribute?
This is where I think jQuery accels... Maybe you can port over jQuery's selectors as an option for targetting which elements to map data to?
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I noticed you have methods like .class() or .where() to target elements with a specific class or with a specific attribute... But what about elements with a specific class inside an element with a specific ID if and only if the element with the ID has a certain attribute?
This is where I think jQuery accels... Maybe you can port over jQuery's selectors as an option for targetting which elements to map data to?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: