I am using the Pjax at the navigation menu and switching some selectors at the page. My issue is that there is a class that exists only at the website homepage and I like Pjax to add it when the user browses to the homepage and remove it when the user browses to another page.
Are there is a way to do it without bypass the Pjax object?
I am using the Pjax at the navigation menu and switching some selectors at the page. My issue is that there is a class that exists only at the website homepage and I like Pjax to add it when the user browses to the homepage and remove it when the user browses to another page.
Are there is a way to do it without bypass the Pjax object?
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I am using the Pjax at the navigation menu and switching some selectors at the page. My issue is that there is a class that exists only at the website homepage and I like Pjax to add it when the user browses to the homepage and remove it when the user browses to another page.
Are there is a way to do it without bypass the Pjax object?
It will be nice to add some fallbacks selectors like on falsandtru/pjax-api (falsandtrucall the selectors areas) http://falsandtru.github.io/pjax-api/