Klaus Hartl wrote:
John Resig schrieb:
I'm confused as to what you're asking - the chaining works right now.
The pre-compiled animations are all queued, meaning that if they're
executed, another animation won't begin until the last one has
completed --- on that element only! Do you think
Sam Collett wrote:
On 22/08/06, Christian Bach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sam Collett wrote:
On 22/08/06, Christian Bach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I have put together a very simple package regarding plugin documentation.
The package includes:
Build.xml - The ant
Would it be possible to have something check if a field has been modified,
before saving it?
Dan,
Sounds good enough. I'll update it so that it only serializes changed
fields, and if the serialized array is empty, no AJAX request will be sent.
Now... if only I could work through some of
I have a click event assigned to a link. When the event fires, I'd
like to unbind this event and re-assign a new click event to the link.
The re-assignment is handled within the originating click event.
This works FINE in FF 1.5/+. It crashes IE by sending it in a continuous
loop (IE seems to
Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ wrote:
I've accomplished rebinding simply by using oneclick(), and then in
the call back setting the full click(). Originally I skipped over
reading about oneclick, because I thought it was onclick.
As stated, oneclick() did not alleviate the issue. What version of jQ
are/were you
Franck Marcia wrote:
Hi, Brice
I ran into the same problem.
The workaround I found was something like this:
script
$(function() {
$(#link).click(function() {
if ($(this).html() == '') {
alert('');
Christian Bach wrote:
A demo is located here:
http://cbach.jquery.com/demo.html
Christian,
This is too cool. The ability to sort checkboxes selects is far out
indeed -- and provides about all the utility we'll need in any
implementation of tableSorter.
I like the new bind event --
John Resig wrote:
I /think/ this has to do with the fact that if you bind events inside
of an event, in IE, then the new events will fire again too, causing
the browser to go into a never-ending loop. You just need to be really
careful about binding duplicate event handlers in IE (at
OK! Plugin has been updated to;
A) Only update changed columns
B) Work with HTML Form elements
(input[checkbox/radio/text],select,textarea)
C) Not crash IE
If anyone has any comments or suggestions, I'm all ears.
Demo page: http://dev.iceburg.net/jquery/tableEditor/demo.php
~ Brice
--
Enquest wrote:
I have the following problem, I'm not sure what is the best method to
this.
I got a basket. I save my items of the basket in a PHP $_SESSION ...
You can enter some value's in the basket.
I want these value's to be auto saved on change... For this I need to
submit the value
Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ wrote:
For star rating, I knew all the html I wanted to code was:
rate mea class=starRating
href=stars.cgi?question=entry1✰/a! !-- those are just utf-8
encoded stars --
take a look at http://cigar.dynalias.org/stars.html
I like it. One suggestion would be to drop
Yehuda Katz wrote:
The only difficult thing about a star plugin is reporting fractional
star-counts. Otherwise, it's *really* trivial. I would use a hidden
text-field or somesuch, and bind clicking the stars to updating the field.
As to reporting the existing star counts, you could use a
Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ wrote:
Really? what kinds of machines do you use? which work? which don't?
I switched the character to a bolder one a few hours ago.
Jake,
I tend to use i686 Arch Linux machines with a custom kernel. Depending
on what font I'm using, the text comes w/ squares represent the
I noticed that $('#form').submit(); does not call the default form
submit -- but rather will only execute a function if it has been
explicitly defined via $('#form').submit(function() {...});
Is this the desired behavior?
I've skirted the situation by using $('#form')[0].submit(); -- but would
Dave Methvin wrote:
But is it really that useful to define $().submit() at all? Most of the time
you're submitting a single form, which means a new proposed
$(#myform).submit() === $(#myform)[0].submit().
I agree. If $().submit() was not defined I'd be content with
$('#form')[0].submit();
I have revisited my tableEditor plugin to add user defined handler
functions.
From the webpage;
TableEditor provides flexible in place editing of HTML tables. User
defined handler functions can easily be dropped in to, for example,
update the data source via an AJAX request.
Currently this
I've updated the in place table editing plugin available @
http://dev.iceburg.net/jquery/tableEditor/demo.php
The changes include;
A) Performance improvements and HTML element bugfixes
B) th/column class inheritance on row cells (example added to plugin page
C) Marking columns as no edit
Isaac Cambron wrote:
I think it's cool and very useful.
One thing it could use is a cancel option.
Isaac,
I agree. I've been thinking of an elegant way to do this. Perhaps
clone the event link element, update its innerHTML (as is done already
when toggling between edit+save) to include
Web Specialist wrote:
Very nice. Do you have a link to download JS code and PHP code?
Cheers.
The JS code is available @
http://dev.iceburg.net/jquery/tableEditor/demo.php under the FILES
section. The validation library, however, is not a part of this plugin
and can be found @
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
I have noticed that $.ajax does not take a hash object for it's data
parameter like it's cousin $.post.
[...]
I see from the docs that $.ajax() takes a STRING for data (in HTTP GET
fashion).
Will future versions of $.ajax() also accept an object (to serialize) as
Gavin M. Roy wrote:
Putting my time where my mouth is in the Stop using thickbox! I've
created a modalContent plugin.
You can view it and a few examples at http://jquery.glyphix.com/
Gavin,
I agree that there needs to be a good, solid, and fast modal window
framework for jQ. I've
As part of a client side validation library I disable and enable the
submit element (generally a jQ object referencing a single button or
input) depending on the state of form elements. This seems to work
well in Mozilla. In IE(6) my routine disables the submit element, but
never re-enables
Brandon Aaron wrote:
If you grab the latest version of jQuery (1.0.3) or event better from
SVN, then you will be able to use .attr() to set the disabled
attribute and you will be able to just use .css() to set the opacity -
even in IE. Actually the opacity should work with 1.0.2.
Brandon,
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
Hi folks,
just wanted to let you know that I updated the tooltip plugin. A quite
often requested feature, repositioning of the tooltip when at the right
or bottom or borders, is now included.
Details, demo and documentation can be found here:
The $.val() function returns an empty value for a select element in IE
if a value attribute is not specifically defined in each option. In
Firefox the value (if not found as an attribute of an option) is
extracted from the innerHTML/text of the element. Why this doesn't
happen in IE is beyond
The $.val() function returns an empty value for a select element in IE
if a value attribute is not specifically defined in each option. In
Firefox the value (if not found as an attribute of an option) is
extracted from the innerHTML/text of the element. Why this doesn't
happen in IE is beyond
Aaron Heimlich wrote:
This has already been logged as bug #440
(http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/440/)
Aaron,
Thanks for the response. I see that it's flagged as wontfix -- but
have to disagree with the reason.
Given as consider this;
select id=combo name=combo
option value=Please
Mike Alsup wrote:
Yes, of course. We just haven't solved this one yet. I took a look
at the dojo source earlier today and they don't account for this
situation either.
Mike
off the top I would suggest seeing if the value attribute exists on
the selectedIndex option. If it exists, use this
Brice Burgess wrote:
Mike Alsup wrote:
Yes, of course. We just haven't solved this one yet. I took a look
at the dojo source earlier today and they don't account for this
situation either.
Mike
off the top I would suggest seeing if the value attribute exists
Mike Alsup wrote:
Hold the phone. I think I've got a fix for this...
Sweet! This will potentially solve my latest nightmare dealing with
quote escaping.
I convert some plain text into a defined select box with the text
showing showing up as the selected option. This was fine until I had
Is there a quick way to check if an element exists in a jQ object stack?
It seems that .find(), .filter(), .is() all take CSS selectors (strings)?
Here's an example of what I'm trying to do;
paaa/p
pbbb/p
p class=noin/p
pddd/p
script type=text/javascript
$().ready(function() {
var
Aaron Heimlich wrote:
bah, forgot the API docs link for index():
http://www.jquery.com/api
Aaron -
Thanks -- that's exactly what I needed. For some reason I missed this
function 3 times while looping through the docs ;)
~ Brice
___
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Ladies, Gents -
I've updated tableEditor to include (preliminary) support for adding
new rows. To accomplish this I've allowed global access to tableEdtior
options via the vault functions. This has the beneficiary side-effect
of allowing multiple tableEditors to coexist peacefully on the
Chris W. Parker wrote:
On Wednesday, November 29, 2006 11:52 PM Brice Burgess said:
See the new example @ ;
http://dev.iceburg.net/jquery/tableEditor/example_new.php
Sweet Brice.
Here's an issue:
When I clicked one of the notepads it turned into a flat disabled
checkmark. I
Gavin M. Roy wrote:
I've released the very-quickly incremented modalContent plugin which
is now at 0.7. This release fixes bugs, adds animations to the
display of the modalContent and an unmodalContent() function which can
turn off the modalContent when using ajax or what not.
The demo
Blair McKenzie wrote:
Can I control the size of the window? Is it possible to bind an event
to close? Can one close from within JS instead of with an a.close element?
It would also be nice to bind a custom function to open -- this way if
you call the .modalContent() on an empty (yet styled)
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
Karl Swedberg schrieb:
When I was updating the jTip plugin, I ran into the same problem that
Brice mentions below with the scrollbar flicker (in FF only.)
http://test.learningjquery.com/jtiptest.htm
I never did get around to exploring the issue any further, but if
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
Did you try setting overflow on body (or parent element) to hidden --
then switching back to previous condition after calculations display?
In addition to my previous message: Of couse this isn't so nice when
there are already scrollbars. D'oh.
True :)
wycats wrote:
Is there a jQuery way to get the window size cross-platform, or should I
be
using the algorithm at:
I stripped the code used to get the window height from the dimensions plugin
created a very small extension reminiscent of Klaus's old function;
$.viewportHeight =
Tolis Christomanos wrote:
Can anyone tell me if theres a slider plugin for jquery?
Thanks in advance.
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discuss@jquery.com
http://jquery.com/discuss/
One up coming editor that I find very promising is;
http://www.wymeditor.org/
My second round pick is Xinha -- http://xinha.python-hosting.com/
Re: TinyMCE/FCKEditor -- their large footprint drives me off the wall
when trying to package them.
~ Brice
Will Jessup wrote:
Hey guys,
Probably not the place to post this but its very hard to find good
people to work with and I know the people working with jQuery are above
the average. Anyhow, I'm looking for a couple back-end (rails , PHP
db) and front-end guys to work with. I'm located in
Brice Burgess wrote:
Will Jessup wrote:
Hey guys,
Probably not the place to post this but its very hard to find good
people to work with and I know the people working with jQuery are above
the average. Anyhow, I'm looking for a couple back-end (rails , PHP
db) and front-end guys
Aaron Heimlich wrote:
On 12/4/06, *bmsterling* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
A partially non-jquery question, anyone use any php frameworks? I was
looking at the zend framework, but not sure if it is any good.
The Zend Framework[1] is still
Jeffrey McClure wrote:
This plugin is still under development, but I would appreciate any comments
or feedback.
http://labs.activespotlight.net/jQuery/menu_demo.html
It was inspired by the Flash menu on the Mercedes-Benz International site
and written from the ground up to provide similar
Kelvin Luck wrote:
OK - I've managed to break the problem down to a simple test case:
http://kelvinluck.com/assets/jquery/fadeBug/
As you will see, the fade doesn't happen in IE but the callback does. If
you get rid of position:relative or any width in the styles of the UL
then the fade
Glen Lipka wrote:
I didn't analyze the whole thing, but just a quick question:
Have you considered using the fadeTo() function? it works better
than messing with the opacity in the CSS.
Glen
In jQ 1.0.3 + you can also use $('#el').css('opacity',0.5); which is
similar to
Brandon Aaron wrote:
On 12/9/06, Brice Burgess [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Glen Lipka wrote:
I didn't analyze the whole thing, but just a quick question:
Have you considered using the fadeTo() function? it works better
than messing with the opacity in the CSS.
Glen
In jQ
Johnny wrote:
it works in IE, it can display html created by the xml_to_page.jsp , but it
doesn't display in FireFox, and i use DOM Inspect, the div#test actually
have content.
Johnny,
Does:
$().ready(function() {
$(div#test).load(xml_to_page.jsp,{class:Img,sn:1}).show();
});
Fix
Joan Piedra wrote:
On 12/12/06, *Aaron Heimlich* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
div#myid = SLOW!!
#myid = FAST!!
.myclass = SLOW!!
div.myclass = FAST(er)!!
LOL, I think this is how it works in real CSS.
div#myid = Faster
#myid = Slow
justin kelly wrote:
cant wait for 1.1, jquery will have a proper datagrid (tablesorter +
pager + filters = tablesorter1.1 :) )
Hey! + tableEditor too! :)
http://dev.iceburg.net/jquery/tableEditor/example_new.php
please note; the validation library (external) needs updating I still
need to
Andreas Wahlin wrote:
I suppose this touches on off topic, but ... is it possible to remove
an entry completely from a JSON hash?
say I have
{
firstString: 'first',
secondString: 'second'
}
and evaluate this into a json object, and I want to remove
firstString, could I do something
There have been many complaints about the onChange callback being broken
in sortables posted to this list -- as well as some patches providing a
a fix. There have been no developer responses to these posts it looks
like the plugins SVN repository @ jquery.org has not seen any action
regarding
Rey Bango wrote:
Guys,
Please Digg these stories up:
http://digg.com/programming/New_v1_0_4_Release_of_jQuery_Ajax_Javascript_Library
http://digg.com/programming/Meet_The_People_Behind_the_jQuery_Ajax_Javascript_Library
Lets get the word out about jQuery.
Thanks,
Rey...
/me is
Alex Brem wrote:
So.. am I moving it into the right direction? :)
Certainly! You're laying the framework for a lot of things here -- I can
see live spelling checks with suggested words on right click, WYSIWYG|M
developer friendly API, pruning/filtering of textarea data so on.
Keep it up
Kim Johnson wrote:
Given those exact things, do you three (or anyone
else) have an opinion on which would be better in php
or jquery? The auth, at least, will need to be almost
everywhere.
thanks,
-kim
Kim,
Keep your authentication state server side (via PHP's session). If you
do it
jQuerians,
This past month I have focused on rewriting the entirety of poMMo (GPL
PHP Mailing List Software). jQuery has become the base library for
template files, and a unique interface has been born. This would never
have been possible without jQuery, the great minds of this forum (err
Juha Suni wrote:
I've seen programming leakage that resulted in session files of several
megabytes, causing some minor slowdowns, but still functioning 100%.
Sessions are incredibly handy and powerful, if used correctly. I'm not
recommending dumping all your data there, but you shouldn't
David Duymelinck wrote:
http://www.javascripttoolbox.com/lib/table/. maybe some inspiration for
the tabelsorter plugin guys ;)
There are some nice examples on the example page.
David,
Looks cool. Thanks for the link. I found the filter by example
particularly interesting.
Klaus Hartl wrote:
You can blur links as well (for example to remove the dotted rectangular
after a click and fix IE's broken implementation for the :active pseudo
class)...
-- Klaus
Something like $('a').click(function(){$(this).blur(); return true; }); ?
~ Brice
http://www.pommo.org/ - jQ used for all ajax calls, drag drop ordering
of subscriber fields, edit-in-place subscriber management, client side
input validation, modal content, and more..
http://www.sf.net/ - jQ used in project + site suckerfish menus
http://www.tgeorgianos.com/ - jQ used for
Web Specialist wrote:
Hi all,
anyone have an example using Form Validate plugin
(http://www.willjessup.com/sandbox/jquery/form_validator/form_validate.html
http://www.willjessup.com/sandbox/jquery/form_validator/form_validate.html)
where submit button appears only after all form fields
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
Hi folks,
to ease documentation of plugins, I started writing a small tool that
generates HTML from inline documentation. Basically it does the same as
Visual jQuery, taking the source, parsing comments, converting to XML,
converting to HTML. But all in handy web
Klaus Hartl wrote:
After talking with Jörn we decided to join power and do a rewrite with
Thickbox 3 as result...
So yes, we're volunteering!
This is most xlnt! :) Off the top -- will you support the ability to
maintain pre-existing events (e.g. not forget events attached to inline
Klaus Hartl wrote:
Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ wrote:
Mike, I don't like breaking the chains... I just insert a debug in the
middle of the chain...
I use this for my debug:
jQuery.fn.debug = function(message) {
return this.log('debug:' + (message || '')
+[).each(function(){jQuery.log(this);}).log(]);
}
I am aware that there's a few modal window plugins for jQ -- here's some
in memory;
Thickbox, Tweenbox, Greybox, and Gavin's jquery-modalcontent.
I figured we needed another one ;)
What I wanted was something extremely lightweight and flexible. jqModal
weighs in at a whopping 3.2k and has no
Mike Alsup wrote:
- for proper positioning in ie6 you'll need to use the (ie only)
setExpression method on the style object. This is a pain, but it
works well.
- for proper modality in ie6 you'll need to use an iframe. A div
won't overlay some form elements on the underlying content,
Brice Burgess wrote:
I'd like to find out if I can examine current focus. Doing a little
research brought me to
window.event.srcElement
However it seems to be IE proprietary?
I did a little more research found
http://www.permadi.com/tutorial/cssGetElementUnderMouse/index.html
I
I have updated the plugin with the following changes;
+ Added emulated fixed position for IE7 (via stylesheet)
+ Update pageHeight function to return full height regardless
of height setting on body (typically 100%..., upsets .clientHeight)
+ Added a full height IFRAME to overlay
Aaron Heimlich wrote:
Brice --
There's a demo of blockUI being used for modal dialogs that you may
want to check out:
http://www.malsup.com/jquery/block/dialog.html
Aaron,
I was aware of this page. blockUI is excellent, small, and fast --
however, it is not flexible enough to be a
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
Brice Burgess schrieb:
I have updated the plugin with the following changes;
+ Added emulated fixed position for IE7 (via stylesheet)
+ Update pageHeight function to return full height regardless
of height setting on body (typically 100%..., upsets
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
The time has come: *http://jquery.bassistance.de/api-browser/*
Jörn,
This is fantastic. Bookmarked/Downloaded. I did experience a
relatively slow load in FF 2.0/Linux/Modern Machine.. the left frame
took awhile -- loaded categorized alphabetical list, then @ 4
I've update the jqModal codebase again. I was lucky enough to rdesktop
into a friend's machine where I was able to test the code under IE6 and
IE7! :) -- as the Mac is on vacation, it remains untested/unreported
under Safari.
Changes include;
+ Compatibility Improvements
( Tested under
Glen Lipka wrote:
http://yui-ext.com/playpen/yui-ext.0.40/examples/dialog/msg-box.html
From a visual and interaction design standpoint, these are awesome.
It makes a huge adoption difference to have a great theme with your
plugin.
Glen,
Those are very nice, thanks for providing the
Mike Alsup wrote:
I just updated blockUI and added better event handling. Mouse and key
events are now discarded only if they are targeted for elements
outside of the blocking message (or dialog). I also added the feature
of focusing the first visible input (if any) in the message/dialog.
I am trying to figure out how to block *all* activity on a page. When
the page loads, I do not want clicked links to be followed, keypresses
to be registered, etc. etc.
Here is what I have tried;
$().ready(function() {
var h = function() { return false; };
Karl Rudd wrote:
The $() you have at the moment just binds to the document. You
probably want $('*'), which selects all elements on the page.
Karl Rudd
That makes more sense... although would it be wise to do (efficient-wise
that is?). It seems that on a large page, that would assign *many*,
I have released jqModal revision 4 with some drastic changes and
substantial improvements.
Changes include;
* Architecture switch - Plugin is now called on window placeholder(s)
(instead of triggering link)
* Less code, less rigidity - The architecture change allowed me to do
away with
Alexandre Plennevaux wrote:
Great work!! I'll try it out today !
Question: is it possible, when modal window is shown, that the browser
scrollbar be hidden?
For instance, i think it would mean: store the current scroll position,
store current body display style value, set
Alexandre Plennevaux wrote:
hello Brice!
i'm trying out the brand new version of jqModal!
i'm trying to do this:
whenever the page is loading, i would like display a modal window to
the user, saying please wait When page has finished loading, it
should disappear.
I think
James Thomas wrote:
Hello everyone,
I've made some modifications to Thickbox mostly to make it suit my needs and
to make it more flexible:
- I removed the method of passing configuration options to Thickbox and
replaced it with a settings as follows:
Thickbox.Show(
{
Alexandre Plennevaux wrote:
hello,
i would like to set the css property padding-left. So far it fails.
I can assign a value to padding, but not to padding-left. Can
you explain me how?
does jquery support css shorthand (padding:0 0 0 5px) ?
One thing I noticed when dealing with
I am trying to embed flowplayer; http://flowplayer.sourceforge.net/
For some reason I cannot access an embedded SWFObject within a $().ready
function. FF errors out with invalid access to a NPObject, or that the
setConf method is not found? I am not sure what this means.. but I do
know that if
Luke, Sam -
Thank you for clarifying the issue for me. It's always the simple
things that take the longest to debug ;(
Another thing I learned is that if the DOM element containing the
embedded flash is hidden (display: none), I cannot send
commands/interact with the SWF via Javascript.
Luke Lutman wrote:
In your flash
movie, try this actionscript on the first frame:
getURL(javascript:$('#FP').doWhatever('abc',123););
Correct me if I am wrong.. but I *think* you're hinting at altering the
actual SWF -- which I theoretically could because it's an open source
project
I've updated jqModal to revision 5. Plugin page is @
http://dev.iceburg.net/jquery/jqModal/
Here's what has changed;
---
+ Added on open and on close callbacks for further control and
flexibility.
- A notice demonstration has been added to plugin page
demonstrating a translucent
Sam, Thanks for your suggestions -- my comments are inline;
Sam Collett wrote:
- Preload the images used by the styled dialog
I *believe* they are .. unless browsers don't cache/load images
contained in a hidden element. Have you seen the CSS tab of example 2?
Most of the images are
Sam Collett wrote:
On 07/02/07, Brice Burgess [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- True Model sample doesn't allow you to use the tab key to move to
the close button (it only tabs to Yes, No and the element that
triggered the dialog).
Great point. In my example dialog window the close
Klaus Hartl wrote:
Brice Burgess schrieb:
Sam Collett wrote:
- Preload the images used by the styled dialog
I *believe* they are .. unless browsers don't cache/load images
contained in a hidden element. Have you seen the CSS tab of example 2?
Most of the images
Klaus Hartl wrote:
The first idea I have now is instead of hiding these elements by
display: none hide them offscreen (top: -500px, left: -500px) instead.
Klaus,
Excellent idea! I've included code which looks like:
!-- optional: image cacheing. Any images contained in this div will be
Olivier Percebois-Garve wrote:
Hi
I really like this script, but I'm not sure to agree on the definition
of unobtrusive.
If I click the exemple 4. /Unobtrusive, Multi Modal/ with
javascript disabled, then nothing happens.
No javascript = No content is obtrusive to my opinion.
It
Benjamin Sterling wrote:
The click event is not will not bind, i've used .click and the does
not work either. The hide() function is not working either and there
is not error being thrown.
Any help would be great.
Well, I wouldn't want to interrupt your drinking ;) .. but, it does
sound
I have written a small Drag + Resize plugin to go along with jqModals
minimalistic (lightweight) theme. It supports translucency, opacity
preservation, handles, dragging, and south-east resizing.
The jqDnR plugin page is @
http://dev.iceburg.net/jquery/jqDnR/
If you require more advanced
Glen Lipka wrote:
I would appreciate any feedback.
Take a look at this:
http://vikjavev.no/highslide/
I love how this one works. I wish there was a jQuery version.
Specifically I love:
1. Dragging it around.
2. Ability to open up more than one.
3. That is zooms up.
4. The
Alexandre Plennevaux wrote:
script type=text/javascript
function alert() {
$('#ex1a').jqm();
}
$().ready(function() {
alert(hello world);
});
/script
That wouldn't work as it would never execute the trigger. If you set the
autofire parameter, it *may* work ONCE; e.g.
---
Abel Tamayo wrote:
Ok, this is a noob question, but what is the fastest, cross-browser
way to obtain the mouse coordenates? I've found tons of info about
this in google, but it all seemed a little bit dated (with comments
about Netscape 4 and the war of browsers all the time).
Thanks.
Benjamin Sterling wrote:
1. I get scrollbars when I the overlay is on, and I know the fix is
to set the body overflow to hidden, but can't find where to put that
in your code, can you point me in the right direction?
I assume that you have a relatively short skinny page.. so that
the
Benjamin Sterling wrote:
NOTE; I'm not a fan of setting the body overlow to hidden. The
reason is
you (generally) never know the viewport resolution of your
visitors...
and having overflow set to hidden while displaying content
wider/taller
than their screens
Geoffrey Knutzen wrote:
I am trying to make a left to right animation similar to slideDown and
I am having no luck.
Is it even possible? And if it is, how do you do it?
Thanks
-Geoff
Geoff,
Anything is possible :)
I know that the Interface Elements for jQuery covers this under
Geoffrey Knutzen wrote:
I am trying to make a left to right animation similar to slideDown and
I am having no luck.
Is it even possible? And if it is, how do you do it?
Geoff,
I forgot to mention the jQ Easing plugin;
http://gsgd.co.uk/sandbox/jquery.easing.php
This can serve as a
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