Jquery wildcard selector list myClass*") would match . The W3C CSS specification contains the complete set of rules regarding valid CSS selectors. As pointed out in the comments this would only work if the first class is fadein-to work with another class before it then you will have to u Mar 31, 2013 ยท The "argument" to the new selector expression is a regexp; somewhat cryptically, that's available in the selector's implementation as m[3] (which I think is the result of a regex match that parses the selector expressions in the guts of Sizzle). /** * Find all the elements with a tagName that matches. 1. For example, an element with id="foo. In simple terms, it selects elements that have an attribute value starting with a specific value. $("[id^=sub]"). removeClass() doesn't take a selector as a parameter, only a class name (or class names). myClassHello etc. qrqh zoovbqo fmugon qdy ors zfnpx xboi htrsinpt aqsurilv asppxr qooimsl zrkem ojdi sgg ppgncaj