jQuery provides different traversing methods to help you select HTML elements in a page document randomly. Most of the Traversing Methods do not change the jQuery object and they are used to filter out HTML elements based on given conditions.
These are the commonly used jQuery Traversing Methods:
| Method | Description |
| add() | Adding elements to the set of matched elements |
| addBack() | adding previous set of elements to the current set |
| andSelf() | Deprecated in version 1.8. An alias for addBack() |
| children() | Returning all direct children of the selected element |
| closest() | Returning the first ancestor of the selected element |
| contents() | Returning all direct children of the selected element (including text and comment nodes) |
| map() | Pass each element in the matched set through a function, producing a new jQuery object containing the return values |
| next() | Returning the next sibling element of the selected element |
| nextAll() | NextAll() will return all next sibling elements of the selected element |
| nextUntil() | NextUntil() will return all next sibling elements between two given arguments |
| not() | Removing elements from the set of matched elements |
| offsetParent() | Returning first positioned parent element |
| parent() | Returning direct parent element of the selected element |
| each() | Executing function for each matched element |
| end() | Ending the most recent filtering operation in the current chain, and return the set of matched elements to its previous state |
| eq() | Returning an element with a specific index number of the selected elements |
| filter() | Reducing the set of matched elements to those that match the selector or pass the function’s test |
| find() | Returning descendant elements of the selected element |
| first() | Returning the first element of the selected elements |
| has() | Returning all elements that have one or more elements inside of them |
| is() | Check the set of matched elements against a selector/element/jQuery object, and return true if at least one of these elements matches the given arguments |
| last() | Neturn the last element of the selected elements |
| parents() | Return all ancestor elements of the selected element |
| parentsUntil() | Returning all ancestor elements between two given arguments |
| prev() | Returning previous sibling element of the selected element |
| prevAll() | Returning all previous sibling elements of the selected element |
| prevUntil() | Returning all previous sibling elements between two given arguments |
| siblings() | Returning all sibling elements of the selected element |
| slice() | Reducing the set of matched elements to a subset specified by a range of indices |
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