I have a problem with jQuery. All the code I type correctly works, except when I call for a “removeClass”.

So far, I have made a tablestructure. On click, the complete first table needs to have an opacity of 0.5. To ensure this, I added a class called “opacity” to the table. In CSS, I wrote that the class has an opacity of 0.5. This works fine: the complete table gets the correct opacity on click.

However, the item that was clicked in the table shouldn’t have that opacity. I tried to remove the class from the specific item, but it doesn’t seem to work. It only works when I try to do this for the complete table.

I hope someone can help me out, here’s the code:

jQuery('.home_tableClick').click(function(){
		jQuery('.home_tableEerste').addClass('opacity');
		jQuery(this).removeClass('.home_tableEerste');
		jQuery('#home_tableFun').load('wp-content/themes/ctaconsulting/tables.php?category='+jQuery(this).attr('id'));
		jQuery('.initialHidden').hide();
		jQuery('.home_tableTweede').show();
});

Also anyone know how to remove the device support video from my list of videos showing up in thumbnails.
Thank you

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I know this is caused by:

jQuery(document).click(function(){

but, when I try to replace this with anythiung else like:

jQuery(document).ready(function(){

for example, it no longer works. As far as i can remember the (document).click fucntion is there completely by accident and yet its needed for it to work properly, what am i missing?

jQuery(document).click(function(){
		jQuery('.toggle-on').click(function(){
				jQuery('.post-info').addClass("post-info-toggle-off");
				jQuery(this).addClass("toggle-off");
				jQuery(this).removeClass("toggle-on");

		});
		jQuery('.toggle-off').click(function(){
				jQuery('.post-info').removeClass("post-info-toggle-off");
				jQuery(this).addClass("toggle-on");
				jQuery(this).removeClass("toggle-off");
		});
		jQuery('.list-toggle').click(function(){
				jQuery('.post-text').hide();
				jQuery('.post-list').show();
				jQuery('.info-toggle').addClass("toggle-off");
				jQuery('.info-toggle').removeClass("toggle-on");
		});
		jQuery('.info-toggle').click(function(){
				jQuery('.post-text').show();
				jQuery('.post-list').hide();
				jQuery('.list-toggle').addClass("toggle-off");
				jQuery('.list-toggle').removeClass("toggle-on");
		});
	});

Here it is:

<script type=”text/javascript”>
jQuery(document).ready(function($){

$(‘#primary, #secondary’).addClass(‘equal_columns’);
$(‘.equal_columns’).equalHeights();
});
</script>

What I’ve tried:

Replace jQuery(document).ready(function($) with $(document).ready(function()

Put script in footer.

Put script before or after wp_head();

Any ideas?

Thanks.

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Here is the code I have right now and its not working:

//Add unique class to signup form label
function ra_add_tags(){ ?>
	<script type="text/javascript">$('form').find('label').addClass('mynewclass');</script>
<?php
}
function ra_add_tags_classes () { add_action('wp_head','ra_add_tags', 99); }
add_action('signup_header','ra_add_tags');

I realize that function doesn’t take into account my need for unique classes for each label, but I cannot seem to even get it to add the class of mynewclass to all of them at once.

I have verified that my jquery is coming after jquery is loaded in the head.

I just think my function maybe firing before the actual page has generated the <form> html

Thoughts on how I can get this to work? And how I can make it so that it automgically makes them unique to each label too?

Thanks

jQuery('ul.children').parents().addClass('has_children');

<nav class="page-nav">
<ul>
<li class="page_item">point 1
<ul class='children'>
<li class="page_item>subpoint 1</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
</nav>