Hello, in this jQuery video, I am going to show you how to select every single element on the web page. So we got this little bit of code here, which selects the div element, I'm going to comment this out. And to select every single element, you just put quotation marks, Asterix, and that's it that selects every element, whatever you want to do afterwards, whereas dot click or you know, chain the CSS, you know property that could be you can do all of that. I'm going to cover all the different things you can do once you've selected a element in a separate video, so feel free to check that out. So if I just do dot click just to keep it simple functions within a function. And here we're gonna do console dot log.

I'm going to say, oh, element selector. If I say that reload, I click that. And as you can see, we get it works as well. So my thinking, why is he getting triggered free time. And look, if I click on the body, they get triggered. And one of the reason is getting triggered free time says everything, and it's propagating download.

So clicking that will, you know, trigger the body and it will trigger the HTML as well. So that's just something to bear in mind. Generally speaking, click event you probably don't want on everything. This is useful, maybe apply some sort of CSS. After in jQuery or new JavaScript file, I want to quickly apply it to maybe changing the font style or the font size or thing, then this is useful, but what I'm going to do in separate videos is show you how to target Each individual element based on different properties, such as classes, IDs, you know, children element or parent elements, all of that really cool stuff. So stay tuned for that.

Thanks for watching, and I look forward to seeing you in the next video.