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I write the code of such a plan but it does not work.
$(".mapopen").click(function() { $(".top_rightmenu ul li a:after").hide(); }); 
Alexander Alexander
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Reported as a duplicate by the participants soledar10 , sercxjo , tutankhamun , Duck Learning to Hide , Streletz 7 Sep '16 at 20:35 .
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- 3possible duplicate - stackoverflow.com/questions/229179/… - soledar10
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:after is a pseudo-element, you will not be able to influence it directly from the code, only through the parent element
$(".mapopen").click(function() { $(".top_rightmenu ul li a").addClass('hide-after); }); And in the css list
.top_rightmenu ul li a.hide-after:after {display:none}` To return :after just remove the class from the link
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- And how to make an action analogous to .toggle ()? So that when you click on a link, the class is added / deleted? - Alexander
- To do this, use
.toggleClass('hide-after);instead of.addClass('hide-after);- Vitaliy Emelyantsev
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