JQuery :: FadeIn Image File When .scrollflow "activates Itself"
Jul 11, 2011
Im usign jquery.scrollflow for a navigation on a website.in the same div this is a small logo which i want to fade in as soon as the scrollflow takes action.
The fadIn is not the big problem, i just added it in to the scrollfade function like this:
But the big question is: how can i make it work that when i scroll the page down theimage fades in, and when im scrolling back up to the top of the page the logo should fade out again ?
I have a large image that I change by clicking on some small images to change it.
I use this code to preload images and then fade in, but it doesn't look nice. Once the images are cached into the computer the fading is perfect, but the first time it seems like it fades at the same time as it loads. I wonder if it could be done in some other way? Perhaps use a callback or preload all images into an array, but I'm new and don't really knows how to put i together yet?
I'm not to sure if this is a bug or not, but for some reason the jquery setup I am using does not load images when you have the images placed in a sub folder. The setup is a simple content switcher, and it is a combination of fadeOut, .load and fadeIn.[URL]... If you click on Refresh01, it will load and fadeIn the page, which says "TEST01 TEST01.........." great! But an image should have been displayed too.
I'm pretty new to all this javascript and jQuery stuff, so please have patience with me if I don't understand your answers the first time. I'm toying around with a tiny page for my webcam and I'm already using jquery to update the image(s) everytime 15 seconds has gone by. I've tried implementing fadeIn so the image just fades over to the newly refreshed image, but I haven't had any luck with it.I hope some of you can lead me in the right direction as to how I can implement this function.
I'm trying to create an image gallery using a ul with an id of #gallerylist,where the images are contained in the li items. I would like the images to .fadeIn() sequentially, i.e. looping through the li items one by one. I've had a go with the .each() method, but the images all appear together, which isn't what I'd like.
Here's my basic code so far.. $(function () { //select first image from the gallerylist ul $('#gallerylist li:first img') // once the image has loaded... .load(function () { // set the image hidden by default $(this).hide(); // select the li container for the image $(this).parent() // remove the loading class .removeClass() // then insert the image .append(this); // fade the image in $(this).fadeIn('slow'); })});
I have four images on a page that on hover, needs to replace the main text with relevant text pertaining to that image. It's working but buggy. If I roll over slowly and roll off slowly, I get the desired effect. When I rollover quickly both div's content show. I have attached a thinned out version of what I need to be able to do. This example is a solution close to what I need but if there is some kind of onComplete event that can be called when one function is finished executing ....
I am looking for a script which could do picture animation like in this page [URL].. But there is other problem: When you put your mouse on them, they appear colored. I need that this appearing action would take 5 seconds.
5 sek. to become colored, 5 sek. to become grey when you put away your mouse.
I'm woking on a simple image replacement thumbnail gallery using jQuery and am trying to get each image to fadeIn when the thumbnail is clicked. My (stripped down) code looks like this so far:
I have a gif which when 'rolled over' swaps with an animated gif. I want it to sit on the last frame of that animated gif, regardless of whether it is rolled over again or not. In other words, I guess I only want the rollover to work once. Possible
I have a web page, in a frame set, that has a table-menu bar in javascript. It relies on the "movein" function attached to "onmouseover" to trigger the chaninging of the elements background color, text color, and pointer when the mouse moves over an element. On IE the code below works fine. In firefox none of the movein function doesn't seem to be triggered (none of the above effects occur) UNLESS I force a reload of the frame. Then everyting works fine. Any ideas? Code:
Ok so I have a menu that has a tab you are able to close, the tab has it's own onclick function and in the top right corner is a link that is an X, to close the tab, which has it's own onclick function also. The Problem is, is that when you click the X, the tab function activates and then the X function activates. Is there any way to prevent this from occuring?
I don't know any Javascript except for using image rollovers with the help of Photoshop and ImageReady, so please excuse my n00b knowledge.
I am looking for a tutorial that, when you cross over an image on one part of the page, text appears on another part of the page (e.g. describing that button).
My problem is that when I hover over info1 and one of its sub elements (p or a), it activates the onmouseout effect. Only though when I cross that invisable box line that surrounds them.
So the effect is this constant mouseover/mouseout effect when I hover over the sub elements (Once I hover over the sub elements, img1 shows, but then I mouseover that so info1 starts to show).
I've been playing with a small script that activates a slide down panel when a tab is clicked. I'd like the user to be able to activate the panel by clicking another area of the page. Everything works fine from the panel tab. It seemed simple to me but what I'm doing isn't working.Here is theavascript that's in and external file.
I am creating a form using html5 and javascript. Am using <input type = file> tag to browse and display the image file. I need to convert the image file to binary file to store it in web database.
Is there any method to convert image file to binary file.
I am creating a form using html5 and javascript. I need to display user image and am using <input type=file> tag to browse the image file. Now I need to convert the image file to binary file to store it in the web database.
Is there any method in javascript for binary conversion.. convert image file to binary file.
However, the value only seems to include the filename - and not the full path (what I'm trying to achieve, is a "preview" feature - which will shrink the image down to a fixed size, and update an existing <img id="xxx"> bit in the HTML)
I have 5 divs on a page all with the class of "cases". I want all these divs to fadein one second after the previous one loaded. To accomplish this I tried the following;
I'm running into a problem in which I have a nav menu that allows you to click on menu items (about, links, etc) and this makes a corresponding content div fade in and the others fade out. I set all the content divs to initially display: none; which works, but the problem is that when I click on a nav item for the first time since page refresh, all the content pokes through and then fades out, rather than just the one I want fading in. The selected div stays visible, but I want to get rid of this problem!
If I change all my code to use css() instead of trying to change img tags with the attr() function, I need to figure out how fadein and fadeout work. The code I have now doesn't work right. It is supposed to start with 1.jpg showing and then fade that out and show 2.jpg in it's place.
When I leave out the fadein of the new image the first image appears and then fades out like it should but when I add the fadeout function it displays the second image and then fades it out even though it is the inner div with a class instead of the outer div with id which should display the first image.
I'm doing some online tutorials and simple tasks.I'm getting an error on the function .fadein.can someone please tell me what is wrong with this code.[code]
