jQuery selector - all but the first

Question

I have a small jQuery selectors question, I have the following html:

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Answer 1

$('.member-info:not(.first)').hide();

This uses the not-selector(docs) to exclude elements with the first class.

Or if the purpose of the first class is simply to identify the first, then do this instead:

$('.member-info').slice(1).hide();

This uses the slice()(docs) method to return a set starting with the second match.

Answer 2

This should work:

$('.member-info').not('.first').hide();

Using not().

Answer 3

$(".member-info:not('.first')").hide();
$(".member-info").filter(":not('.first')").hide();
$('.member-info').not('.first').hide();

$(".member-info:not(:first)").hide();
$(".member-info").filter(":not(':first')").hide();
$('.member-info').not(':first').hide();

$(".member-info:not(:eq(0))").hide();
$(".member-info").filter(":not(':eq(0)')").hide();
$(".member-info").not(":eq(0)").hide();

$(".member-info:not(:lt(1))").hide();
$(".member-info").filter(":not(':lt(1)')").hide();
$(".member-info").not(":lt(1)").hide();

$(".member-info:gt(0)").hide();
$(".member-info").filter(':gt(0)').hide();

$(".member-info").slice(1).hide();

All possible ways that come to my mind. I also made JavaScript performance comparison where you can find some unexpectable results.

All of this samples work with v1.10.* of jQuery.

Most times this one is the fastest $(".member-info").slice(1).hide(); and looks like relevant, not brainstormed answer

Answer 4

Use the :not() selector. For example:

$(".member-info:not(first)").hide();

If first is really always the first child, try

$(".member-info:not(member-info:first)").hide();

Answer 5

This doesn't quite answer your question, but you could skip the first matched element using gt.

For example:

$('div.member-info:gt(0)')

See: http://api.jquery.com/gt-selector/

Answer 6

how about $('.member-info').not('.first').hide();