How to add class in different page

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I got 3 button in main page. Buttons are linked with ID in different page. When i click on button-1 i can get to another pages ID. Inside this ID i have also 3 blocks. If i get here from button-1, i need that block-1 changes css class to be featured.
How to know from witch URL i was comming to change block css?

JavaScript

jQuery(function(){
	jQuery("#block-1").addClass("featured_table")
  })

Posted 23-Oct-15 0:51am

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Krunal Rohit 23-Oct-15 7:02am

So you need to know the previous page URL, right ?

-KR

Member 12081422 23-Oct-15 7:41am

I need to know which button was clicked on main page, then i will know which block changes class.

Krunal Rohit 23-Oct-15 8:49am

$("#you-btn-id").click(function() {
// do your stuff...
});

Is it ?
So when you click on button, you'd be redirected to new page, right ?

-KR

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Richard Deeming · Answer 1 · 2015-10-23T04:01:00

Solution 1

The easiest option would probably be to use the :target CSS selector[^].

When you link to the second page, specify the target block in the URL:

secondpage.html#block-1

Then apply the styles using the :target selector:

CSS

.block:target
{
    /* Styles for the active block here... */
}

Posted 23-Oct-15 4:01am

Richard Deeming

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