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Merging attributes page into Manipulating Elements #713

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Hey guys @AurelioDeRosa @agcolom

Following the comments made in issue #642 by devs4u I’ve merged the attributes page into the manipulating elements page.

I've added some line spacing and moved around the text a bit in the Manipulating Attributes section. I also added in a sentence from the old attributes page and a getter code example.

Let me know if you have an feedback or if there are any problems and I'll get on it asap :bowtie:

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agcolom commented May 5, 2016

@connorcartwright Thank for the PR :-) Looks good to me. @AurelioDeRosa Does this look good to you?

@@ -132,23 +132,33 @@ myList.append( myItems.join( "" ) );

## Manipulating Attributes

jQuery's attribute manipulation capabilities are extensive. Basic changes are simple, but the `.attr()` method also allows for more complex manipulations. It can either set an explicit value, or set a value using the return value of a function. When the function syntax is used, the function receives two arguments: the zero-based index of the element whose attribute is being changed, and the current value of the attribute being changed.
jQuery's attribute manipulation capabilities are extensive.
Basic changes are simple, but the `.attr()` method also allows for more complex manipulations.
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Probably this line and the next can be combined with the previous one. I'm not sure we need break lines in between.

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I agree with @AurelioDeRosa on this one

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AurelioDeRosa commented May 5, 2016

I've added a few comments to improve the PR. Overall I'm excited to see that we have a new contributor. Thank you @connorcartwright!

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Hey @AurelioDeRosa

No problem, thank you for the feedback!

I've removed the line spacing between those two sentences and added a link to the .attr() api page on its first mention.

Would it be best to add the attributes.md file back in and give it a meta tag to redirect, something like:

<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; url=http://learn.jquery.com/using-jquery-core/manipulating-elements/" />

Or is there a simpler way I'm missing?

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I think we might have a process in place for these situations but I'd like to have our expert opinion @gnarf

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