I have a series of links on a page whereby when the user hovers over the title then an image appears next to the link so it basically shows/hides the image on mouseenter and mouseout. I'm presuming this is a fairly basic jQuery request but I've been hunting around for a while now and can only seem to find more complex examples that I can't seem to disect.
The code in my page is:
So when the user hovers over the "Link" then it will show "myimage.jpg" next to the link.
Well I have used this same script a few times, but this time I am having an issue, When I hover the text the drop down shows, as soon as I try to hover the drop down it will disappear.I am also trying to make the background stick on main text (hover text) untl the mouse moves off. Been stuck on this for hours.Here is my HTML
I've tried to make a simple hover effect about small images but it won't work. I also tried to make the following script: 2 seconds after page loading image1 changes 2 seconds after that image1 returns to back state and image2 changes and etc.
So I have 4 divs with id's of hoveroverarea1, hoveroverarea2, hoveroverarea3, and resultsbox.The resultsbox's visibility is set to hidden, so it doesn't show when the page loads.
I also have 3 <p> with a class of .comment1, .comment2, and .comment3 I have set the font size to really small and the background color to the same as its parrent so the text looks hidden and doesn't take up much space.I have the font size and color of #resultsbox set to 16px and black so I can see it when it is in #resultsbox.
What I want to do is
when you hover over #hoveroverarea1
1. change the #resultsbox to visable
2. replace the text in the #resultsbox to the text with a class of .comment1
when you hover off #hoveroverarea1
1. reset the text in #resultsbox
2. change the #resultsbox to back to hidden
I also need to do the same for hoveroverarea2 and hoveroverarea3.
I'm working on a carousel with slides containing text and an image. On slide: hover, the text changes color, but I also need to change the picture. Normally I could use: onmouseover="document.getElementById('niceImg').src='.....'" To achieve this goal, but since the slides are dynamically rendered through wordpress, I can only use classes and no ID's. My main question is, how do I change a div's child img src (actually it's parent div > div > img) without assigning an ID to the particular image?
[URL]This is my website and you can see the images in the header are messed upbecause I tried to use "jcarousel" but it is not working and I have to sort this out
I have an input box with a 'did you mean' box that pops up under it, and it pulls it's results from another php page, however when a term with a space in it, such as "I am" vs. "Im" is entered, it stops working. This is the code I'm using to pull the results. So I made a added a simple string replace to change each space into '+'; search = $('#search').val().replace(' ','+'); search.keyup(function() { results.load('results.php?q=' + search); }); But for some reason it is only changing the first space into a '+'; so for example: "Hello how are you" = "Hello+how are you". But I need it to change to "Hello+how+are+you";
Here is the website I'm working on:DEMO For my navbar and footer I use jQuery to do a nice fade in and fade out:
$(function(){ var navbar = $('#navbar'), navbarLinks = $(".navbarlink", navbar);
[code]....
I'm currently cross-browsing the website and I found a very nice JavaScript hack that fixes the .PNG's so they work in IE6: DD_belatedPNG It works but it messes up my jQuery so that:
1.) My splash screen image is not centered correctly
2.) When you rollover the navbar or footer links they work for one cycle but then they become un-active after that...I bet after the JavaScript .PNG hack runs it changes the item so that it is not getting selected correctly...
P.S. I have this website working on IE7/8, FF, Safari, Chrome, Opera and iPhone. I'm only having this problem with IE6 and I know that the .PNG hack is causing the problem.
I have a single page that I would like to use a different color for the navigation links (because of the background image) and hover effect. So I decided try to use jquery to accomplish this.
If I comment out line 4 of the jquery code , then the althover goes into effect and links changes to red.
In my second test, I also made the pseudo-class :hover red. and got rid of hover() in the jquery. Again, when I comment out line 4, then :hover works. But if I modify the color via jquery, hover effect via CSS and jquery both fail.
Heres the code for sub-account-ajax.php: <?php if (isset($_POST['email_address'])){ echo 'youre set'; }else{ echo 'nothing set'; }?>
When this code is executed I do not get any alerts or any error messages whatsoever. I've been pretty good with figuring things out so far with jQuery, but this is the first I'm stumped with.
Why does the filter() portion of this code not trigger in jQuery 1.4.3+? Is there a better way to be doing this? The filter() does trigger and work properly in jQuery 1.4.2 and below.
I'm using tablesorter plugin with the pager plugin. I created a row hover function because I couldn't get the tablesorter rowhover to work. This one works on the first page of the table but subsequent pages don't get the function (assigning the class) applied.
I'm doing some simple tests and I can't get this to work on a wordpress site. Basically I'm trying to fadeOut a div with id of "box" when a link is clicked. I mentioned Wordpress because the head code is loaded dynamically into the page template, as well as the body content. I wasn't sure I this made a difference in diagnosing the problem. When I load the page, Firebug keeps giving an error... $('a') is null
Here is my stripped html code... <head> <script src="[URL]" type="text/javascript"></script> <style type="text/css"> #box {background-color: red; width: 300px; height: 300px;} </style> <script type="text/javascript"> $(function() { $('a').click(function() { $('#box').fadeOut(); }); }); </script> </head> <body> <div id="box"> </div> <a href="#">Fade Out</a> </body>