In jQuery, the siblings of an element are its neighboring elements that share the same parent. You can use jQuery methods to select and manipulate sibling elements relative to a particular element.

Here’s an overview of how to work with siblings in jQuery:

? Basic Sibling Selectors

? 1. .siblings()

The .siblings() method selects all sibling elements of the selected element (elements that share the same parent).

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$(<div "#first").siblings().css("color", "blue");</script>

In this example, all siblings of the #first div (#second and #third) will have their text color changed to blue.

? 2. Select the Next Sibling

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"#first").next().css("color", "red");</script>

This will select the next sibling of the #first div (#second) and change its text color to red.

? 3. Select the Previous Sibling

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"#second").prev().css("color", "green");</script>

This will select the previous sibling of the #second div (#first) and change its text color to green.

? 4. Select All Siblings with a Specific Class

You can also filter siblings using a class selector:

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".sibling").first().siblings(".sibling").css("color", "purple");</script>

This selects all sibling elements of the first .sibling class element and changes their text color to purple.

? Chaining Sibling Methods

You can chain sibling-related methods together to perform multiple actions in one line.

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"#first").next().prev().css("color", "orange");</script>

In this example, the .next() method selects the next sibling of #first (#second), and the .prev() method then selects the previous sibling of that (#first again). The text color of the #first element is changed to orange.

? Summary of Sibling Methods in jQuery