Returns all elements matching the given CSS selector, but
ignores elements that are being destroyed or that are being
removed by a transition.
By default this function only selects elements in the current layer.
Pass a { layer }option to match elements in other layers. See up.layer.get() for a list
of supported layer values.
Returns an empty list if no element matches these conditions.
Example
To select all elements with the selector .foo on the current layer:
let foos = up.fragment.all('.foo')
You may also pass a { layer } option to match elements within another layer:
let foos = up.fragment.all('.foo', { layer: 'any' })
To select in the descendants of an element, pass a root element as the first argument:
var container = up.fragment.get('.container')
var foosInContainer = up.fragment.all(container, '.foo')
Similar features
- The
.up-destroying class is assigned to elements during their removal animation.
- The
up.element.all() function simply returns the all elements matching a selector
without further filtering.
