Finding the tag inside this div tag using jQuery?

Try this: $(". Blah"). Find("strong").html(); $(".

Blah"). Find("strong") will only return the jQuery object, not it's contents.

Var value = $('. Blah strong').html(); Simpler than pim's answer but works in manly the same way. It finds all descendants of .

Blah that are strong tags and gives back the html content of the first one.

Except it has a typo: $('. Blah strong').html(); – rfunduk Mar 22 '09 at 15:24 I went for the original selector because the OP might be doing something to . Blah before looking for the strong.

Something like: $('. Blah').doSomething(). Find('strong').html() – Pim Jager Mar 22 '09 at 15:26 ..continued.. otherwise your selector is more simple.

– Pim Jager Mar 22 '09 at 15:26.

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