Loop Through Parent Elements And If Child Element Doesnt Exist Display Text
I'm trying to figure out how to loop through all parent classes (.grid) and if it doesnt have a child div with class (.image-container) then display (.content-container) within the
Solution 1:
Something like this should work:
$('.grid').each(function() {
    if($(this).find('.image-container').length == 0) {
        // no children
        $(this).find('.content-container').show();
    }
});
Solution 2:
An alternative, one call:
$('.grid')
    .filter(functionfi(){return !$('.image-container', this).length})
    .children('.content-container')
    .show();
Or:
$('.grid')
    .filter(':not(:has(.image-container))')
    .children('.content-container')
    .show();
Or:
$('.grid:not(:has(.image-container)) .content-container').show();
Not sure which would be the most efficient, but I have a hunch the first would be.
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