Method is_

pyquery/pyquery.py:635–651

Returns True if selector matches at least one current element, else False: >>> d = PyQuery(' Hi Bye ') >>> d('p').eq(0).is_('.hello') True >>> d('p').eq(0).is_('span') False >>> d

(self, selector)

                          parent=self)

    def is_(self, selector):
        """Returns True if selector matches at least one current element, else
        False:

            >>> d = PyQuery('<p class="hello"><span>Hi</span></p><p>Bye</p>')
            >>> d('p').eq(0).is_('.hello')
            True

            >>> d('p').eq(0).is_('span')
            False

            >>> d('p').eq(1).is_('.hello')
            False

        ..
        """
        return bool(self._filter_only(selector, self))

    def find(self, selector):
        """Find elements using selector traversing down from self: