$target.css('...')
Or, better:
$target.addClass('SomeClassName');
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 10:35 AM, metalmini metalm...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi guys and galls,
Im not really a jquery programmer but i build lots of sites and i love
the jquery plugins that i can easily copy and paste. So anyway im
Hi guys and galls,
Im not really a jquery programmer but i build lots of sites and i love
the jquery plugins that i can easily copy and paste. So anyway im
building a new site and i am using alot of jquery to emprove
usability.
So i am using a little script that scrolls easy to the a name=p1/
a
Hello,
I am looking for some guidance on how to achieve a simple objective. I
have multiple DIV elements on a page, and within each DIV there
are 4 A elements. Within each A there is an IMG. My goal is to
apply a class to each of these IMG upon rendering the page.
div class=description
a
Hi,
I'm trying to highlights elements of the page on mouseover. I want to
highlight all td's h1's and p's when the mouse is over.
$(td, h1, p).mouseover(function() {
$(this).css(backgroundColor, CC);
});
$(p, h1, td).mouseout(function() {
$(this).css(backgroundColor,
Hello jQ folks,
(pardon me, but I just got braindead right when I'm trying to wrap-up the
final leg of a very long day.)
I just wanted to highlight the contents of an input field (read-only) on a
.click() event. Similar to when your click the url or embed fields in
YouTube to highlight
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