JQuery :: Menu Animation - Fade In And Out On Hover
Nov 17, 2011
I have been using jquery for about an hour. Here is my first menu animation, very simple; I am only playing with fade in and out on hover.
$(".nav li a").click(function(){
$(".nav li a").removeClass("active");
$(this).parent().addClass("active");
$('a').click().html();
Is this how I get a value of href? This does seem to work. Without this my link does not work.
return false;
});
$(".nav li a").hover(function(){
$(this).fadeTo('slow', 0.5, function() { });
//console.log($(this).text());
}, function(){
$(this).fadeTo('slow', 1, function() { });
//console.log($(this).text());
})
So I guess this is very simple. On hover my <a> within .nav li fades out back and forth. How would I 'hold' this across my entire website. Do I simply include JQuery in every page (if my page does not use any CMS like Wordpress). Is there a way to hold this menu across my entire site?
I was using the below code to fade text links in and out on hover. But the problem I'm having is that if you hover over the text a few times quickly the animation will play over and over. How to add a 'callback'(?) so while the animation is still playing it won't fade in/out again until its finished? Or point me in the direction of a better way of doing this effect. Heres the code:
I have a gallery style page with rectangular images on laid out like a grid of nine. When the user looks at the page there is just the images and no information, but when they hover over the image I would like some text and a bar underneath to show up over the top so the user can read some information.my images sit in "a" tags. There is also a div tag in there which has it's z-index and position (absolute) set up so that it sits over the top of the image element in the "a" tag. stripped down e.g.
<a href="#"><img.... /><div>the info</div></a>
I need the div tag withinin the "a" tag to be set to 0 opacity. When the user hovers over the image the div tag slowly fades in to 100% opacity. Once the user moves the mouse away from the image the div tag slowly disappears again.I need each one to work independently so that it only changes the one currently being hovered over.
I've been messing with this code to make a fade in animation with setTimout. The only thing is addition isn't working on the fade in. A subtraction on a negative works though. This seems strange to me.
changeit.style.opacity -= -0.01; works but when it's changed to changeit.style.opacity += 0.01; there's no fade in. It's the only thing I change. My intuition says to me it should work with addition, but maybe there's something I'm not understanding.
<html>
changeit.style.opacity -= -0.01; if this is set to changeit.style.opacity += 0.01; it doesn't work. What?
Of course this is all just for Firefox for now. If I put this in something useful I'll change it so it'll work in other browsers later.
I would like to implement a fade in fade out effect on hover in the 'Our News' section, so when I hover over a news item the grey background of that box fades in slowly, how can I do this?
i have a slideshow at [URL] which utilizes the following code. how can i get rid of the fade effect and just have one image transition to the next cleanly with no fade animation?
/* * jQuery Cycle Plugin for light-weight slideshows * Examples and documentation at: http://malsup.com/jquery/cycle/ * Copyright (c) 2007 M. Alsup
I am trying to fade a container and then load the content and then fade it back in. However the content loads before the first animation is done. How do I tell it to wait for the animation to be finished before it loads the content.
i want to use jquery to make a fade in/ fade out menu / sub menu structure. the structure works, the only this is that when i hover from the topic to the corrisponding submenu the submenu fades out and back in.how can i stop that? the function .stop() doesn't work, it will give me other problems, like if you hover from menu to sub menu over and over the opacity of the sub menu will get to 0 and then i need to reload the page.
here is my code:
jquery: $(document).ready(function(){ var config = { sensitivity: 8, // number = sensitivity threshold (must be 1 or higher) interval: 300, // number = milliseconds for onMouseOver polling interval
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 ?
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 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:
In particular, I'm hoping you could please point me in the right direction to replicate the following Flash hover animation in jQuery? Here's the direct link to the flash template below:
[URL]
I have already created all the necessary frames for the circle "rings" for the big circle. Not quite sure what I need to do about the smaller floating circle. I came across this plugin, not sure if it is the right one: plugins . jquery . com/project/frame-animation
I've set up two buttons to dynamically load in content. However for some reason the content only loads on the first time you click a button. The transition function does receive the correct variables however. The fade0ut animation also doesn't take affect whilst the replaceWith() function is inside the transition function.
I have a grid of images. For the sake of my question, let's say there are different categories of images: cats, dogs and cars. All images belong to one of these categories, but all are different. When the page is loaded, all images have their opacity lowered to 0.7.
So far I've got:
What I'd like to achieve is that when you hover the mouse over a picture of any dog, all images with a class of "dogs" have their opacity adjusted to1.
I'm trying to fade in a <li> background when you hover over it. The background is a gradient and not an image. Right now when you hover over it, the background shows up but it's too fast. I'd like to have a gradual fade in and out on hover.
, I'd like to think this is fairly simple but unfortunately my knowldege of jquery is limited to using prebuilt scripts and changing a few variables to get what i need. I created a drop down menu with a slide down/up animation for submenus, which worked out just as I wanted. I ran into troubles though when trying to add a nested menu to the drop down, but with a slide animation going from left to right. I'm sure my explanation isn't very clear, so please take a look [URL] The nested submenu I am speaking of should only open when hovering occurs on the 'Item 01' link, but as you can see it also opens when hovering over the buyers link. Secondly, my attempt to slide from left to right on this ul is not working, it seems to be sliding down even though this was not defined in the code.
I'm designing a website over a WordPress platform and I decided to use the post thumbnails feature to make post's look more interesting. The thing is I tried to do a javascript to make post thumbnails fade on hover, but it's not working, and i really dunno why.
Code: $(document).ready(function(){ $(".wpis_main .img img").fadeTo("slow", 0.6); // This sets the opacity of the thumbs to fade down to 60% when the page loads $(".wpis_main .img img").hover(function(){ $(this).fadeTo("slow", 1.0); // This should set the opacity to 100% on hover },function(){ [Code]...
I have been trying all afternoon to achieve an effect where the background colour of a hovered on link in a list fades out slowly when the mouse rolls off it. I have found a few tutorials online which are similar to what I want to achieve (but none that are exactly right) like these:[URL].. but despite playing around with them for hours I have had no luck so far... in fact I have yet to have anything have any effect on my links whatsoever!
[Code]...
but this is not ideal for a couple of reasons - firstly as it is css3 it only works in modern webkit browsers and secondly there seems no way to have only a fade out without a fade in - in this example I would like the fade out to be longer but if I increase the transition time from 0.3s then the fade in becomes too long and it feels a bit clunky and unresponsive.
I have just added a jQuery fade plugin onto a page to automatically cycle through images in an unordered list without a click event. It works well but when I preview the page with JS disabled all images become visible and it messes up the layout. What I need is a method that works when JS is disabled. I have seen methods where the {display:none} CSS styles are applied then changed via JS but can't figure this out. If anyone can either recommend a decent plugin with provisions for JS disabled browsers
I am trying to make a basic fade animation for my website [URL] using JavaScript. This is my first website, and I know how to animate via After Effects, and how to export SWF files for the website. I want to use code that is a bit lighter and can load on more browsers; like iPad etc... The effect I want to use is on my site [URL] Here is my source code: Basically I just want to fade between two jpgs on a continuous loop.
I have been trying to replicate a cool javascript effect that appears here (http://d3r.com). See the funky images fading in when hovering with mouse? I want that ;-) By using Firebug I think I have narrowed down the code needed to:
I'm looking to use jQuery to roll the drop down menu out, and to give it a timeout of 1 second before disappearing. I've never used jQuery or JavaScript to do this before-
To have all the :hover subclass fade from their passive states, instead of changing instantaneously? i just can t figure if such an effect can be done.
I am trying to use jquery to animate a fade in on a dropdown menu for a website I am developing. The menu works correctly if I have the script turned off but when it is on it is very close to functioning properly basically it just fades in the UL on rollover but I am getting some weird effects. The script doesn't work on the first rollover and sometimes the menu doesn't fade in at all on rollover. I'd love some help on this. You can see the site here. [url]
This is the jquery
The rest of the code is too long to post here. Please pull it from the site.
I was trying out [URL] with IE 8 in IE 7 mode. The menu animates and opens. When I click to close, the menu collapsed instantaneously. However, it is working perfectly in IE8 mode i.e. the menu animates while closing up. How do I fix this for IE7?
I am trying to get menu to disappear. I have a menu on the page [URL]. When the level 1 menu is hovered on it brings up level2. However, if you hover over level 1 and then mouseout, it doesn't disappear. I tried this: $('.menu ul li a').mouseout(function(){ $('.menu ul li ul').fadeOut('slow'); }); However, that is then making level 2 disappear no matter what. How I can do this?
