The site is loading the pages correctly using AJAX calls. I would love to switch background images when the content changes. Hopefully fade the background image in.
The images are named exactly the page name. For example, the page contact.php has a background image contact.jpg.
I thought to use the page name as my identifier, but it's a bit complicated. The pages are in folders (since there are so many pages), so I can't figure out how to get it.
The demo page is here. You can see the AJAX call when click Benefits, then Product Launch.
But /*THIS*/ and /*THAT*/ never happen. Is there a way of doing a callback, so that when the background image has changed, do the below functions. Then end with changing it to nothing again?
Basically I want to have a different background image for every time of the day. The function by itself works okay with onclick or onload placed in body.
function changesky() { document.getElementById("sky").style.background="url(back_morning.jpg) repeat-x";
I would like to implement a delete functionality on search results like google has. If a user clicks an X next to one search result the result should disappear and some php code should be executed in the background. All of this without a new pageload.
The hide thing was not the problem, but how do I call a php script without having the site reloaded?[code]...
I have been trying all sorts of things, but falling short... I'm trying to set up a way to detect a user's browser size and then call a specific background image accordingly...
say (for example) that BKGD1.jpg is for users who have browsers that are 1280x1024 and higher; BKGD2.jpg is for users who have browsers that are smaller than 1280x1024...
i'm even open to an option that only displays a background image if the browser is (as in the example above) 1280x1024, and just a background color if the browser is smaller than that.
I am building a simple t-shirt creator app for my shop and I am using the interface.js library: [URL].. docs/drag to drag/drop and re-size the graphic on the shirt background image.
Once the user has chosen a spot to put the graphic, how do I save the background image of the t-shirt with the image they dropped in the correct spot? Like, to merge the two graphics in place?
I am trying to recreate this functionality on my website where you can drag a background image around and when you get ot the edges of the image it bounces back to the edge of that corrosponding side. have a look at the site in question - [url]
So far i have recreated the top left and right edges using
I am having an issue with setting the background-image of a another div #x to the background image of #y.Correct me if I am wrong but I think you would do this in a simple case by saying
$ ( '#x' ).
[code]....
So when it does it, it is getting the URL of the generator (I logged it. what is actually being passed is [URL] This would require a server call to generate a new image, In this particular application, even if it wasn't exactly the image y had it would be acceptable. But it's not doing it. It is not getting any image at all. Am I doing something wrong, i.e. is it supposed to just work? I would think not, since the page has already been rendered. This is almost an ajax situation but I don't know how to do it for an image. I don't really want to generate a new image anyway, I'd be very happy to get the one that's already there. How would I access the actual image already attached to y and not do another server call?
I have this working fine, and I can append the preloaded image to a hidden div then fade the div in for a smooth effect.
Problem is I want to set this preloaded image as a css background image, not as a <img /> in a container. But if when the image is loaded, instead of .prepend() I do .css() and set the css property of a background-image to be the preloaded images URL, then when it carries on with displaying it the browser loads the image again. Rather than using the preloaded one.
I want the image to be a background image as I want it centered in the page background, even if it is too large for the viewport.
I have a LARGE, hi-resolution image that I am trying to use as the background for a page. Because it is so large, it takes a while to download. Because of this, I wanted to load the image behind-the-scenes and show it once it is downloaded.
To accomplish this, I'm using the following JQuery code:
This code clearly downloads an image and appends it to my DIV element. However, I really want to set this downloaded image to the background-image CSS property of my DIV. The reason why is because I have content inside the DIV that should serve as the foreground.
How do I dynamically download an image, fade it in, and use it as a background?
all i want to do is make the background image of a couple of pages fit perfectly in the browser window of different screen resolutions.
the problem i am having is that i am using 1024 x 768 screen resolution. and the background images fit perfectly in the pages for me but when someone with a lower or higher resolution views the page, the background image either gets cutoff or starts repeating.
is there any code that will fix my problem??
i have found some code (see below) that resizes the image according to the window size but it is for an image on the page and not the background image. Code:
With image elements I can do <IMG src="..." onLoad="..."> where the onLoad is supposed to fire upon the image loading. Is there an event that I can trap for once the background image in <BODY background="...url..."> is loaded?
I plan to render a series of maps which sometimes take a while to compute (on the server) so I'd like to know when subsequent ones come in.
Failing that, can I assign an already loaded image to the background?
What is the best way to get the background image url in css? i have found this in crossfade plugin but does not work in opera.. var target = $$.css('backgroundImage').replace(/^url|[()]/g, '');
How am I able to have a gallery of images fading in and out as the background of a DIV? It's currently just a static background using CSS.You can view the HTML page in question here: http://aksdesigns.co.uk/temp/template.html
The DIV container is the one with the ID of #MainContent
I want to use an image as a CSS background-image so I used the Image constructor to load the image: [URL] but I noticed that the browser (Firefox) load the image from the URL and not from the memory when changing the background-image property (it takes about 1.5 seconds before showing the image, and every time I reload the page!)
im having a dumbass problem its probably something stupid as it always is with me. Basically ive incorporated a javascript random image background. It works however it occasionally displays a WHITE bg, as if its trying to link to one of the images in the array and its not there. To get what i mean view the link below and click REFRESH until it goes white. Code:
