If I've understood your question correctly, you want the first content element to stay visible when the others are initially hidden. To do that you can use the :not and :first pseudo-selectors to exclude the first element.
If I've understood your question correctly, you want the first . Content element to stay visible when the others are initially hidden. To do that you can use the :not and :first pseudo-selectors to exclude the first element: jQuery(".
Content:not(:first)").hide(); Here's a working example.
Thank you for the quick reply! This was indeed what I was looking for, thank you for reformulating the original question (English is not my native language). I'm gladd it's actually that simple by using the pseudo-selectors that you provided.
Thank you again! – Kiwi1 Sep 5 at 13:07 You're welcome, glad I could help. There should be a tick to the left of my answer which you can click to accept this answer as the correct one as it helped you!
– James Allardice Sep 5 at 13:09.
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