On 9/4/07, Erik Beeson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You don't need all of Interface, just ifx and maybe iutil. Or you
could use highlightFade. I made a little demo:
http://erikandcolleen.com/erik/projects/jquery/hoverfade/
--Erik
Perfect demo! Cheers.
Joel.
You don't need all of Interface, just ifx and maybe iutil. Or you
could use highlightFade. I made a little demo:
http://erikandcolleen.com/erik/projects/jquery/hoverfade/
Wonderful. if i don't need all of interface than i might just do that.
Thanx alot for the demo.
Oke, i'm currently useing the HighlightFade plugin to get something
nearly the same done but it's still not quite how i want it.. some
help here would be good.
Hi Mark,
The code used at
http://www.stilbuero.de/2005/07/19/whateverhover-fast-and-easy/ is
nicely coded but certainly doesn't look like it would be easy for most
people to write themselves. It's well over my head, but with the use
of the Web Developer toolbar, it's all very easy to access and
what i want is: hover a element and while your mouse is hovering that
element the color should fadein to the hover color and stay like that
until you hover out of it. than it should fadeout to the default
background.
2007/9/3, Joel Birch [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Mark,
The code used at
If you use interface, you can animate colors with the regular animate
function. Fading is for changing opacity. Maybe you want something
like (untested):
var originalColor = 'red';
var hoverColor = 'blue';
var duration = 1000;
$(...).hover(function() {
$(this).animate({backgroundColor:
If you use interface, you can animate colors with the regular animate
function. Fading is for changing opacity. Maybe you want something
like (untested):
var originalColor = 'red';
var hoverColor = 'blue';
var duration = 1000;
$(...).hover(function() {
anyone?
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