Using :visible and :first-child together in jQuery
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Solution
Your selector
$("div a.action:visible:first-child").addClass("first");
matches only the A element only when it's the first-child of the parent DIV and when it is visible.
If you want to get the first visible A element, you should use the .eq function
$("div a.action:visible").eq(0).addClass("first");
or the :first pseudo-class
$("div a.action:visible:first").addClass("first");
Problem
I'm trying to use the ":visible" and ":first-child" pseudo-selectors together in jQuery and it doesn't seem to be working out. I have the following HTML: ``` <div> <a class="action" style="display:none;">Item One</a> <a class="action">Item One</a> <a class="action">Item One</a> </div> ``` And the following jQuery call: ``` $("div a.action:visible:first-child").addClass("first"); ``` But it never seems to find the right element...it finds the first element but not the first visible element. I've even tried swapping the selector order ":first-child:visible" instead of ":visible:first-child" and that doesn't work either. Any ideas?