If the content of iframe is from the same domain you can do.
If the content of iframe is from the same domain you can do add id to your iframe . . And access the div with class left as $('#youriframeID').contents().
Find('div. Left').hide(); else if the contents of the iframe are from a different domain you have to create a server side proxy Edit(s) you can try the following $('#youriframeID').contents(). Find('div.
Left')0.hide(); if that didn't work wrap the code in $("#youriframeID"). Ready(function () { $('#youriframeID').contents(). Find('div.
Left').hide(); } this way the code will execute when the iframe is finished loading.
Thanks iframe is coming from same domain, I tried it,But its not hiding – Dinesh Jul 11 at 13:07.
JQuery has a hide function: api.jquery.com/hide/ $('. Left').hide().
That'll hide EVERY div with the class 'left'. I think OP wants to be a little more specific? – minichate Jul 11 at 12:58 @scobal Here hide left only when we have – Dinesh Jul 11 at 12:59 Oh right, the question reads "how to hide the div which has the class left." which I took to mean all – Scobal Jul 11 at 13:01.
Thanks all your support, I got it by working.
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