JQuery :: Snapping Effect With .slideDown() And Tables?
Nov 5, 2011
Not sure if this is a problem or I just need some help. I would like to have a table cell be able to slide down smoothly. The problem is that to calculate the height to slide down, it formats the text to some width (looks like the width of the browser window) other than the actual width of the cell. When it goes to do the slide, it uses this calculated height, and then snaps to the actual height based on the real width of the cell (this can go either up or down).
I have a very simple example below. Click on the first text string. There is no CSS, so that's not the problem. The table has a width on it. If your browser window is wide enough, it slides smoothly. If you make it narrow enough to what might make it wrap an additional line of text, you'll see it slide down smoothly to the pre-calculated height and than snap to the actual height. In this example, it will snap up because the width set on the table is wider than the browser window.
If no width is set on the table, it scrolls smoothly as expected. But in real life, we need to control the width of columns. Hopefully there is some approach I can apply to make this slide smoothly.
At the moment I am playing with jQuery a bit. Is it possible to get the same effect like the following one from Mootools with jQuery? Mootools: When using jQuerys slideDown effect you don't get exactly the same. On jQuery when you slide down some text. The text doesn't get created befor it slides in. (well it looks like that)
I am having a problem of getting mouseover event work on a webpage which is pre-populated by a third party tool twiki. The html code is something like this:
I am seeking to change the color attribute in my CSS file under the ID's #realmaturesingles and #seniorpeoplemeet upon the hovering of these links. These two ID's are initialized inside an <a> tag (these are links). How can I do this with JavaScript? This is what I tried:
Im having a bit of trouble with the bounce show effect from jquery ui. To see what I mean, check out my development site. Anytime you modify a part in this computer builder, the rigth side gets updated. Right now its removing and adding list items. Problem is when click items too fast, the animation doesnt finish and the next item gets bumped lower and lower.
Banging my head against the wall here. I got a very simple script, 3 lines of code and trying to do one of the most basic things in jQuery, slideDown().
I have several divs that animate from the left when clicked on the appropriate button in the menu, all works well but I want the div to be about 10px in height when it moves to the right hand side of the screen then slide down to it's full height (351px). I can figure out a slidedown on it's own but can't work out how to combine both.[URL]
jQuery Code
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Once the signuppanel goes away and comes back, the formatting of the text in the panel is lost. The bold property of the font is lost. How come does it happen and how can it be avoided?
I am trying to slideUp a container Div and using the slideUp'scallback parameter call slideDown on a different element that is notinside the slideUp container Div:
I developed my site using IE 8, and had no problems. However, after incorporating jQuery into my site, I found that it did not work with Firefox . Please tell me what I need to do fix it for FF
first of all I find it quite hard to find the right words for what I'm trying to achieve. I want the slidedown/slideup to do exactly the same but flipped 180°. A collapsed container should inflate up and not down.
I have a set up that uses slideDown on a division that is housing a table, and it's height in no explicitly set. In Firefox, slideDown() will slide too far, then jump back to where it should be. In Chrome, this behavior does not happen. I do not want to set a static height, as the contents are dynamically set.
Is there a reason for this issue, and can it be fixed?
How can I make something in jQuery slideDown without pushing things under it down? To take it out of the flow so it just overlays a slidedown like a typical dropdown menu? Can slideDown be used for that?
me problem didn't seem that complicated to me, but it seems, like it is (at least to me):I'd like to animate a list (ul ul) to fadeIn and slideDown at the same time using animate.
I'm having a tough time implementing stop() to preventqueuingon an animation that uses slideup/slidedown on hover. The issue relates to the search icon in this fiddle:[url]
It's unclear to me why ".stop(true, false)." isn't working as it does on the animations of the other icons. I thought maybe this was a job for dequeue, but that's not helping either.
The other icons use animate to adjust the background position, and stop(true, false) works perfectly to keep them smooth and preventqueuing. The same is not true on the search icon. It queues hovers without a stop; with a stop(true, true), it's jumpy and resets mid animation; and with stop(true,false), it gets stuck after one cycle.
The reason I used slide on the search icon was because I had to float a div that would would move with the animation and would be clickable to stop the animation on focus -- when a user clicks in the search box.
[URL].. and try to click on one of the wide Buttons in the left part of the page (Dílna, Divadelní soubor II., Kalanetika etc.). The problem is, that the hidden content shows and slides out, but just after finishing the animation, it jumps a little bit back. I don't know what to modify in my CSS so that the animation behaved correctly…
I have a six DIVs, each containing another DIV that slideUp and/or slideDown upon a click on the its parent DIV. Each DIV has a textbox, or a datagrid, or a textarea and a button (to save the data). I have a click function attached to the parent DIV that changes the class of the child DIV (expanded/collapsed). Also, the click function calls another function to save the state of each child DIV. The idea being to maintain the state of the DIVs upon return from postback.
The slideDown and slideUp work upon the page load, or going to another page and returning to the page (not using the back button). The slideDown/slideUp cease to function when I click the save button within the DIV and the postback occurs. The other DIVs function as intended after the postback until I click a button on one of the remaining functioning DIVs, and then that DIV is now not functioning as intended. It acts as if the slideDown/slideUp was replaced with show/hide. The state of the DIVs are maintained upon postback.
