I'm going to assume your trying to match all elements with a class called "img". $(". Imgid='myid'").
Click(function() { $('#a,#b').toggle(); }); To allow for multiple IDs $(". Imgid='myid', . Imgid='myid2'").
Click(function() { $('#a,#b').toggle(); }); You can also check for not equals on the id $(". Imgid! ='someid'").
Click(function() { $('#a,#b').toggle(); }).
If you only want this specific element to handle this event then select it and bind the event handler to it. Assuming that at any time there is either #a or #b showing: $('#myid'). Click(function(){ $('#a').toggle(); $('#b').toggle(); }).
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