I'm very new to JQ, I was looking for a solution to expand a div on mouse hover from its center to display some dynamic text wrapped in a code tag, I found and tried to fit to my needs this little piece of code, however is not exactly what I'm trying to do.
I have a div which I want to increase in pixel size by 10px each time a button is checked. The change in size needs to be animated. At the moment, I can only get it to increase to a fixed dimension:
I have a div, and a container div. This div is my footer. I want to beable to slide items up out of the footer. However, when I use the toggle() and use marginTop/marginBottom it slides perfectly, but only expands the div downwards thus causing scrollbars to appear. Is it possible to define which way you would like a div to expand?
So just to be clear here is my code:<style> #footer-container{ overflow:hidden; z-index:100; position:relative; border:1px solid #f00; width:1000px; margin:auto; }#footer{ width:1000px; margin:auto; height:32px !important; background: url('../../img/footer/footer_bg.png') repeat-x; font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size:10px; color:#555; margin-bottom:0; bottom:0; padding:0; } <div id="footer-container"> <div id="footer"> some contend links etc.. </div></div>
As you can see from above there is an overflow of hidden set to the container div. The footer div has a height of 32px and bg image. The only way I can get this to work is if I put a postion:fixed on the #footer. This is not what I want, because it then remains on top/in position when scrolling the page. Is it possible to set a div's expansion direction in jQuery? The above expands the div downwards. I would like to expand it upwards.
Is it possible to scale a div from a central horizontal axis so that it expands top and bottom rather than just 'slideup' or 'slidedown' from the top left hand corner?
All expanding textarea plugins I've seen always insert an additional line at the very end. This signals the user that more text can be typed since there is more space (such as [URL]). But can anyone direct me to an expanding textarea plugin which doesn't add an extra space at the bottom? I want it to grow only to the exact number of lines which have been typed.
I have an odd issue for which I hope someone has a solution. I'm using the jQuery accordion to display a list of links in the left column of a table. When I click to expand the accordion in the left column, the table data in the right column moves to the right for a moment and then moves back to it's original position when the accordion finishes expanding Here is a link to the page:
I'm using the localscroll jquery plugin to scroll through content in a div by using an unorder list navigation. I have the containing div (#page) set at a certain height and the overflow set to hidden.. the problem I'm having is I want the #page div to be elastic so that it grows and shrinks to fit the child div it scrolls to..you can view the scroll plugin in use here:
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its activated using the product list nav toward the bottom of the page on the left.How would I set it up so that the #page div shrinks or grows to contain the full visable size of the child div (.scroll1, .scroll2, .scroll3, scroll4 etc)
I followed this article from SitepointHow to Build an Auto-Expanding Textarea jQuery Plugin, Part 2 SitePointand everything is working fine until I added padding:3px to my textarea.In Google Chrome, now everything I type seems to auto expand the box no matter what is the height.Example: Edit this Fiddle - jsFiddle - Online Editor for the Web (JavaScript, MooTools, jQuery, Prototype, YUI, Glow and Dojo, HTML, CSS)
In slideshow running on xp_pro/ie8, after the last slide is displayed, a small white rectangle (approx w:60px h:20px) at the top left positionwhere the1st slide is about to re-appear. The 1st slide then displays correctly, as doall the slides, but I can't keep the rectangle from showing up.
I want to resize the dialog/popup box that appears as datepicker. How can I make the size smaller than what it comes as default size? I have to navigate on the dates using arrow keys. How it is possible to implement.
im trying to make a small jquery bbeditor and have hit a road block. when the user selects the [b] tag for example i want it to wrap the tags [b][/b] around their highlighted text. if they havent highlighted any text then it will insert the tags as normal but i need the caret to be in the middle of the tags. Any one know how i would go about this?
This is my first time using the forums, so please excuse me if I do something wrong. On my website I am using jQuery 1.5.1 and the latest jQuery Form plugin. Wherever I have a textarea input, small inputs of less than about 10 characters fail to be sent to the server. For example, if I have a form: <form id="someform" method="post"> <textarea name="foo">
I'm working on a project that involves a page with a large amount of images (sometimes 400+). What's the best way to handle this? Should I track the loading-state of all of them, or is it save to assume I can do stuff as soon as the last image is loaded? So.
In the attached there is a little 'C' or little 'R' in the menu item. The menu item is an image. I have 5 menu items and only 2 of them have the little letter.
I want to replace option 2 with a variation... where the user gets the error.html page if what they typed contains 123456code. As it stands currently, option 2 requires that a person types in that code exactly with no differences at all.
I couldn't find any in Google or in the JQuery plugin library.I am trying to develop a book like app, where the site manage enters a text as long as he like into CKEditor textbox. the editor of course create tags around the text, and also there might be images inside the text.Then when someone chooses the book (bunch of DIV tags), he gets a book like js (this is working) and i need to populate the book with the content from the DB.
The problem is that i just can't figure a way to split the text into small chunks without destroying tags in the process.Is there a split app in jquery that does that?
Why not a plugin like (small correction void should be a string) $.fn.delay = function(delay){ if(typeof delay==="undefined") delay = 1000; return this.animate({"void":0}, delay); } This way you can call it like this $('#element').delay().effect('pulsate');
I have been trying to get a simple javascript that expands and collapse's a set of div's. Now this works a treat in its own html file. but when I use the div's in the product display the javscript doent work?? :-( anyone know why??
My shopping cart is template and database driven, with each part having its own template file. the divs are in the product discription which is pulled from the database.
I have a form with a drop down combo box of a specified size. However, I would really really like it if the user was looking at the contents of the list it would expand to fit the text in the list. However, I believe that IE does not allow the rendering of popdowns in this manner!
Is there some other way that I can do this using javascript and html/dhtml maybe?