I've been trying to find a way to animate a font-size increase on hover - which I'd expect is probably quite straightforward but so far I can't seem to find how to do it (and incorporate into below).
I have a ul list using "hoverscroll" and would like to use it on this rather than just doing a straight CSS hover font size which is a bit naff.[code]...
All my font-sizes are set as relative sizes in CSS (large, medium, small,
x-small, etc). Let's say something is set in CSS to be xx-large, but a
visually impaired user wants it displayed even bigger. Can a script
determine an element's absolute size, *as it is being rendered by the
browser*, and then increment the element's font-size in absolute terms?
where da boss wants our a large piece of our site to be fully dynamic and integrated on any screen size. This means changing font on size. Well I cam up with a solution, figured if no one has one better, then i'll share
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How can I change my text or font size when the user changes the browser size. Example: When the browser is maximized, the font goes to normal, when the browser window decreased, the font size is reduce.
View 3 Replies View Relatedwhen i resize the div then i want the text within font tag should be resized as per my div. for example if my div height=400 and width=200 after resized dynamically using jquery then my font (eg: vivek) must be resized with same height and width.
is there any property (in js or jqurey) through which i can set height and width of a font but not using size property.
I;m trying to implement increase/decrease font size buttons on a site, but nothing is happening. I've set breakpoints and tried changing $('html') to $('body') and although the code runs, no attributes are set. The code I'm using is:
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Even if I remove the cookie, the code runs but nothing happens. Am I missing something obvious?
I am using the following code to adjust the size of all P tags. Thistag is design to work with three buttons a increase font button adecrease font button and a reset buttonI would like to modify this so it works with just one button.... Iwould like the first 4 clicks to run the increase font size functionthen the 5th click to reset the font.
// font resizer
$(document).ready(function() {
// Reset Font Size
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I am using the following code to allow the user to increase / decreasethe font size of the document. I have tested it in many browsers andin all of the following it comes back with a starting font size of16px.Firefox 3.0.8Google Chrome 1.0.1Safari Win 4 Public BetaIn IE 6/7 the font size is always coming back 1243px. Why is theresuch a difference and is there anyway to get around this besides hardcoding the starting size?
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">
$(document).ready(function(){
var originalFontSize = getFontSize();
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I have an unusual situation. I need to increase the font size of every word in a sentence, one at a time, everytime you click on the page / div. any ideas ?
my closest idea was to wrap each word in a <span> tag and then use .next("span"), but that controls all of spans.
If i had <span>word one</span> <span>word 2</span>, how would i style one span at a time by clicking a single button ?
We are working within a CMS and we have a dynamic text header that pulls into the top of the page. The problem is that there are certain titles that are too long and are breaking into other design elements. I'm thinking there should be a way to count the number of characters and then dynamically change the font-size of the header.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm looking for a way to resize the 'font-size' of an element so it fits in it's container. What I currently have is this:
var maxWidth = 100;
var $width = $('.number span').width();
while ($width > maxWidth) {
$width.css({ 'font-size' : '-1px' });
alert("bigger");
}
I was trying to make it so while the width of the text is larger than the width of its container, 100px, the size would decrease by 1 in a loop until it's the correct size. Unfortunately, this yield's no results for me.
I'm reading jQuery in Action for my learning and thought I could start with a simple exercise for my page: I have several divs of the class ".important_new" with headings in there which are links to the articles:
<div class="important_new">
<h1><a href="#">New York Knicks sign Patrick Ewing Jr.</a></h1>
<img class="important_new_flag" src="images/body/flags/USA.png" />
<span class="important_new_country">USA</span>
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This results in displaying all the headings in an 8px font size except two of them (which don't have more than 40 characters either). The 40+ character headings also get reduced.
I've gone through it lots of times and changed a ton of things, but can get more than that. Can anyone see what my failing/s are?
I'm searching for a short explenation for handling image animation regarding this situation [code]...
when i use this code the image is blowing up from the left top corner to the size i declared in the animate function. but im searching for a animation out of the middle of the current size to the declared one.
so it shoulndt blow up from top left ..more it should blow up to all corners at same time.
can someone show me an example or something like that?
I want to animate a div when i hover on my "Home" link, the animate would expand the div with the content in it...how can i achieve this using jquery ?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm doing a text resizer with a cookie to remember the font size level. I'm running into a little problem and was wondering if someone sees something obvious I'm missing. The cookie is being set/read OK and the text resizer works when triggered manually, but it's not being executed on page load when you navigate to other pages.
For example, on the home page, I set it to the largest size, size 3. This gets set to the cookie. If you quit/relaunch the browser, the cookie still reports size 3. Also, when you navigate to another page, onload, it reads the size 3 and it passes it to the textResize() function (these are my console.log() lines), but the text isn't actually resized on page load. If you trigger the text resizer manually, it works.
I'm controlling the font size by adding (or removing) a class to the body tag. Anyone have any ideas why the text isn't resizing automatically onload?
i have created an option on a website to give the possibity to the user to change the font size (smaller, bigger, reset), like the famous x3 'A' that we see in most of the websites. the code i have is based on a plugin copywrite to [URL]. now i'm facing a problem with different font size for different elements. to make the text bigger and smaller works like a charm but to reset the font size is not working so good. here is the code of the plug in the reset part:
//on clicking default font size button, font size is reset
jQuery(container + " .defaultFont").click(function(){
jQuery("#content *").css('font-size', defSize);
// coockie to rememebr the selected font size
updatefontCookie(target, defSize);
});
here is how i'm calling the function: fontSize("#container", "#content *", 8, 12, 20); container is where i have the images to make the text smaller or bigger content is the div that has the content that i want it to be changed 8 is the smallest fonr size 12 default 20 max now the thing is that i have different font sizes in the page and some of them don't have a class just the <font> ....</font> when i'm clicking the rest button then i'm getting everything with size 12 and this is what i want to change. i want to remember the current font size and set it back.
So, I have a hover state on a list item that makes the text enlarge and a swapping of background images, etc.
I've already built it all with CSS, but I wanted to make the change animate. Is it possible to just animate the CSS changes with JQuery, by doing it with a class or something, rather than having to write all the changes in JQuery?
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I'm using the jQuery animate() function to expand a div to a certain size. first check this link to see the problem. [url]
You see 2 divs, the meaning of the divs, is when you click on them they will expand to another size.
The problem is, that the div on the right, expands to the right, and not to the left. The first div is correct.
I saw that you can use the CSS selectors (bottom, top, left, right) to set that direction, but when i use these, the div is placed on the right-edge of the screen, so i cant programm right, because there are different screen sizes, so the webpage isnt correct when another resolution comes in.
First of all, this is the first time that I use JQuery in my life. I have no idea of what I am doing. I have been following the following guide to animate a menu: [URL]... But as some of the people commenting on the guide I wanted the menu to animate with mouse over and mouse out. So I found the hover-function and the following comments on the guide:
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want to hover over an image and have it animate up and bounce at the end. I have tried several lines of Jquery code trying to do this but all I get is an upward movement.
$('.class').hover().animate({height:'20px'},
I am having problems with the hover queue, see [URL] Now i found this plugin [URL] but assumes you are animating $(this) i my case a div triggers another div to animate
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How can I change font size according to window size?font-size=xx% is
not working as I expect.Plz give me code for that.My wish is to chage
font size according to window size, so that I can always get same type
of screen.Currently when i reduce my window , my text also changes its
position,looks quite messy.
window.getComputedStyle() is no good in MSIE. Is there a way to determine
the pixel size of the default (or user-specified) font for BODY in IE?
More and more we see on web pages the option of choosing the font size.
I would like to offer the same option on my page, but I can get started.
I know that CSS and Javascripting are working together, I just not able to change the font-size property of the CSS.
Why is it bad to use pixels to specify font size. If people think its too small/too big, they can Ctrl + and Ctrl - in their browser even in IE. is there another reason why its a bad idea to use pxs?
View 11 Replies View RelatedI have a current script that I am using to dynamically resize the font within all paragraph tags on a page. Does anybody have a simple JavaScript that will retreive the P tag and change it's font size, either up or down a few pixels?
I would like slim code that might only work in the latest browsers. IE6 and Netscape 7 is fine.
