Extend Request: Ability to target a specific element within the gridder-list

[justinbhayes]

Can you add the ability to target a specific element within the gridder list as the trigger to open the gridder content/show area?

[orion3dgames]

Yes you can do that using jQuery trigger like this: jQuery('.gridder . gridder-list:nth-child(2)').trigger('click'); // This will select the second child of the list a trigger the opening. Cheers, Orion.

On 7 October 2017 at 01:22, Justin notifications@github.com wrote:

Can you add the ability to target a specific element within the gridder list as the trigger to open the gridder content/show area?

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[justinbhayes]

Thanks for the quick reply. I should have been more specific. I want to remove the regular trigger and then add a new one. For example, I only want clicking "Member Title #" to trigger the associated gridder content. https://is.gd/C6Il4M

[justinbhayes]

Ideally I would like to change the selector for the click event, but that isn't working. _this.on("click", ".gridder-list h4", function (e) { e.preventDefault(); var myself = $(this); openExpander(myself); });

I assume the following line needs to be updated to target it's parent .gridder-list? var myself = $(this);

[justinbhayes]

I was able to get my gridder functioning the way I wanted with this update. _this.on("click", ".bio", function (e) { e.preventDefault(); var myself = $(this).closest("li"); openExpander(myself); });