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1. Modify class at runtime 1.1. If an element has multiple classes attached and you need to remove one of class (say 'oldclass') $(selector).removeClass("oldclass") 1.2. If you want to add a new class to an element (say 'newclass') $(selector).addClass('newclass') 1.3. If you want to replace one of the class associated with element (say replace 'oldclass' with 'newclass') $(selector).removeClass('oldclass').addclass('newclass') 1.4. If you want to replace all classes with a different class $(selector).attr('class','newclass') // with this one 2. Notes on using multiple classes. 2.1. If you want to specify multiple classes to an element, separate them with space. <div class="class1 class2 class3"></div> OR $('div').addClass('classA classB') OR $('div').addClass('classA').addClass('classB') 2.2. More than the sequence in which classes are spe