JQuery find closest with more than N children-CodePudding

Html example:

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Desired result: div.findMe from each "html .test tree", without using: '.findMe', '[class]' & etc

Is it possible to find the closest parent that contains more than 1 children?

Any nesting depth
Choosing how many children there should be, or how many more

CodePudding user response：

You can take the first parent who has enough children. Somehow:

const findMe = childsCount => $($('.test').find(`*>*:nth-child(${childsCount})`).parent().get(0));

// The first father in .test who has 3 children
findMe(3).css('background-color', 'yellow');

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