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Now in the last lesson we looked at how we can use jQuery to manipulate text in our web page.
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But in this lesson we're going to look at how we can also use it to manipulate attributes.
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Now attributes are things such as, for example, if you had an image then it would have a source, right?
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So, for example, drum.png.
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And if you had a anchor tag, then that might be the href, right?
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https://www.google.com.
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So if we wanted to be able to get and set these attributes on the fly using Javascript and jQuery,
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then we have a really simple method that we can tap into.
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So we can select our image and we can use attr for the attribute method.
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Then inside the parentheses, we're going to give the name of the attribute that we want.
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So, for example, for our image that will be the src or the source.
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And now I can console.log this result.
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And if I hit save and go to our web site and refresh, you'll see that we failed to load our resource
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because in our project we currently don't actually have an image.
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But if we wanted to diagnose this then we could have simply used .attr to get our source printed
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out, and we can see that it's a file called drum.png which we clearly do not have
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in the current project folder.
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Now in addition to getting the value of the attribute you could also set the value of the attribute.
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So for example, let's select our anchor tag this time, and we're going to use the attr method, attribute method,
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again, and this time we're going to get the value of the href attribute,
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but we're also going to set it,
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so that's the second input of this method.
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If there is a second input then we're going to set it to that,
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and if there isn't one then we're going to get the value of the attribute.
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So let's say that we've decided that we want to look after the under dogs and we're going to direct
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people towards yahoo.com instead of Google.
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I'm not sure if anybody uses Yahoo anymore but let's give that a go .
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So this code will select all of the anchor tags on our web site and change the href attribute to
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yahoo.com,
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whereas previously it was google.com, and I’ll give that anchor tag a value of Search.
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So now if we hit refresh and we click on our anchor tag then it should take us to Yahoo,
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whereas without this line of code then it'll take us to the original destination which was
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google.com.
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Now remember that a class is also an HTML attribute.
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So that means that if we had our h1. Let’s just apply those awful styles again, big-title and margin-50.
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So class = big-title and margin-50.
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Then if we refresh our web site and go into our console and we select our h1 to get its class attribute,
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then you can see that it'll print out all of the classes that are currently applied to the h1.
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