I know you can use the `:not` selector to exclude a class/id, but I am trying to use it with \* all.

```
    if(jQuery(e.target).is( jQuery(el).find('*:not(.exit-builder)') )){
        return;
    }

```

I am trying to exclude all elements from an event, there is a good reason why I am doing this. Essentially what happens is when `<div class="parent">` is clicked the event is fired, but all children under the parent (nested children, and all types of elements) are excluded. I mean the solution works perfectly for me, but I have one element inside the \* that needs to be fired and that is an element with class `.exit-builder`. 

I am thinking I could turn the \* to `.children().children()` or something like that, but I dont think so doesn't sound right, something similar may work.. Ill keep hacking away hopefully someone knows what I am talking about :)