Do duplicate ID values screw up jQuery selectors?

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Element IDs are supposed to be unique. Having multiple DIVs of the same ID would be incorrect and unpredictable, and defies the purpose of the ID. If you did this:

$('.myDiv').fadeOut();

That would fade both of them out, assuming you give them a class of myDiv and unique IDs (or none at all).

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