Basically is to fadeIn an image over another on hover, in IE7-8 the hover png image loses transparency showing black instead. I tried several fixes, the only one that worked was DD.roundies but, big BUT, the <a> link is not clickable anymore in fact that fix also breaks a lot of css rules applied to that element. I'm wondering if anyone has a solution or if this is jquery's "fault".
Umm, this is a tricky one to add a descriptive title for!
Basically I have two links on the page that go to the same page when clicked. What I want to do is when I hover over one of those links for the hover to work for both of them and visa versa.
I've got a demo out on URL...As shown I want to show a .div while hovering over another .div.Everything seems to work except for the fact that it doesn't work properly.The .div that's getting shown on hover keeps getting reset when moving the mouse over the hover .div.Try the example for yourself and you'll instantly see what's wrong. I want that fixed but how.
i'm trying to build a navigation tree, but once i complete it, comes the problem; could someone point me in the direction to solve the multi repetition of the effects? if you like you can have a look to the effect and his faults at 500-1.omnigrafica.it
I'm trying to modify this piece of code to stop firing when I constantly mouseon and mouseout.[code]I know I need to use stop(), but I dont know where to stick it
Has anyone implemented an interactive map using jquery? The general idea is that when the user hovers over a bullet on a selected city, it would bring up a lightbox type of thing, which would have multiple images in the lightbox which the user can then select and link to a seperate page depending on which image they clicked. Would this be possible using jquery or would javascript be required?
I want an div#breadcrumb to animate when some other divs are hovered. This is my code: var BrHo = $('#breadcumb') + $('#nKnapper') + $('#Navigation'); BrHo.hover(function(){ $('#Breadcumb').animate({ opacity: '1', fontSize: '14px', }, 2000) }, function(){ $('#Breadcumb').animate({ opacity: '0.1', fontSize: '10px', }, 2000) }); It's not working. It seems like I have to convert BrHo variable to an Array? Is that right?
This code attempts to have a blue box appear when red senses the mouse hovering. I can get the blue box to be visible, but when the mouse leaves to hover over the blue box, it disappears! Not good. How do I make it stay?
I want to put a form in the blue box, but at this test, the blue box disappears when the mouse leaves the red bar. I put in code to keep the blue box visible on mouse over, but it conflicts whit the second "red.hide" function, animating open and closed. I've tried to put an "if statement" in the second "red.hide" function, but results were inconclusive.
The aim of the exercise is to be able to hover over a hyperlink in a dataview table and load the content of one of that page's paragraphs into a div (#notes) on the current page (I may want to load that into a tooltip later but I'll walk before I can run!) and then when I hover off the hyperlink, the loaded content is removed again.I'm using a combination of .hover and .load to load the paragraph and the first part works fine - hover on and the content from the page appears in the div. However when I hover off, instead of removing the content, it loads it again instead - so instead of an on/off effect, it just spawns more and more of the same content.
I'm not sure it matters but I'm doing this in SharePoint 07 and have put the code in a content editor webpart for simplicity. I've substituted the actual page url for 'myurl' below but in practice this part of the code seems to work ok - it's the mouse out portion which doesn't seem to work.If what I want is possible, can you see what is wrong with my code?
Latelly I've been using jquery scripts made by somebody else, but know I want to start coding them by myself. I've bought a book for it, called 'jQuery Novice to Ninja' but that will take a week to get it.
I'm trying to do something quite simple, but I dont know how to do it, actually. Something like this:
When the visitor hovers the 'Action Button' - that can be a div - a hidden div would show up. The thing is that I want the div to disappear when the mouse if off the un-hidden and 'action button' div. If it disappears when the mouse is off the 'action button', it would look kinda useless :)
See this fiddle. [URL]. Hover over the circle, and note the mouse enter/leave notifications.
Now try this:[URL] This is the same code in 1.6.2. The hover events no longer work.
I don't believe this is related to the jquery.svg plugin, since the bug originally happened to me using the highcharts library, which creates and adds svg elements itself. I merely used jquery.svg for convenience in making the example, as I know little about svg.
This seems a bug to me, but I wanted to make sure. Is this a known and expected change in behavior?
The first thing I'm trying to do, is pretty much exactly like the effect that is seen here [URL].. I like how it still fades even when your mouse isnt right on the link.. you could have the cursor on the link for 0.1 seconds and the fade animation still continues.. I tried looking through the sites javascript files to see how they do it, but I couldnt figure it out.
I've used jquery in few sites for open lightbox, for sliders, scroll... But I don't know if it's possibly to do what I want with jquery and I've never used "effects" with jquery, so I ask you this question and how.
In this flash site : [url]
I want to realize the same effect on the text hover but with jquery/css. It's possibly or not ? And if it's possible, how do you do an animated effect on text hover ?
I want to animate a button with .hover and then animate it even more with .click. The problem is when the button is clicked, the mouse is no longer hovered so the hover returns to the default position. I need to stop the .hover from returning to the default non-hover state when the button is clicked.
I'm looking to slide a div, as in change it's left-margin (using positive and negative values), whenever someone hovers over another element. This element happens to be an image of an arrow, but that doesn't matter. What is the best way to do this exactly? I want it to to a smooth slide and continue to slide as long as the user is in that hover state....
Is there a way to set the Cycle prev/next hover controls to always be on. In other words, I don't want my users to have to hover over the photo to see the prev/next button controls.
I am a javascript newbie and trying to write a script to create hover-over popups for a product page. It works like a charm when I assign it a solo "div#id" and "a#id", however I need it to work on multiple objects.I can't use a classbecause then everything with the classname pops up at the same time. So each popup HAS TO have a unique ID. I am trying to write a for each statement, but it doesn't seem to be working... any ideas... or better ways to execute this...
This is the one that works (but only for one): <script type='text/javascript'> $(document).ready(function(){ $( 'a#popup').hover(function(){ $('div#popupBox').fadeIn(500); },function(){ $('div#popupBox').fadeOut(500); }); }); </script>
This is my current for each equiv (Not Working): <script type='text/javascript'> for (i = 1; i < 12; i++){ varthis_a='a#popup' + i; varthis_div='div#popupBox' + i; $(this_a).hover(function(){ $(this_div).fadeIn(500); },function(){ $(this_div).fadeOut(500); }); } </script>
I have just begun using JQuery and I am having a lot of fun checking out all of the features. I have this image and I have 2 copies of that image: One in sepia and the other in full color. The effect I want is that when I hover into the sepia image it fades out and then the full color image fades in.
The sepia image is the one I have in the page in a <div> element, however I haven't put the full colored image because it would appear in the page, and I only want it to appear when the user hovers above the sepia image. My code for doing this so far is this:
