<div id="fruits"> <ul> <li id="5">Apples</li> <li id="29">Oranges</li> <li id="32">Peaches</li> <li id="47">Bananas</li> <li id="30">Grapes</li> </ul> </div>
You can get a specific list item using jQuery
$jq("#fruits ul li[id=32]");
<div id="fruits"> <ul> <li id="5">Apples</li> <li id="29">Oranges</li> <li id="32">Peaches</li> <li id="47">Bananas</li> <li id="30">Grapes</li> </ul> </div>
$jq("#fruits ul li[id=32]");
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