I have some code for one of my websites that when you click on a image button, it makes a div's z-index change and thus it disappears, revealing another div underneath it. However, when you click on any link in the page then, the first div reappears to cover the hidden div. Basically, how can i make it so jquery changes the z-index permanently (until the user refreshes the page)?
Here's my code:
*exitOutWelcome is the class of the button I'm clicking
*#top is the div that disappears by having it's z-index changed.
<script> // Change z index....
$(".exitOutWelcome").click(function(){
$("#top").css('z-index','-1');
});
I want to make permanent change (persistence) in html using jquery, I've the following technique but it actually does not saving the changes in html file.
I have a problem with layers. In my example there's a link inside div#msg with 'z-index:1' and a overlay with 'z-index:2'. Now when "mousedown" fires, will change the div#msg z-index value from 1 to 3 to be on Top, so the link become a clickable link.
The question is, it is possible to make the link on top and open it with just one click?
see there is a featured section with 3 images on the homepage ... there's a left image, center image and right image ... when you hover your mouse over the left or right picture, an arrow and a white overlay shows up so you're able to switch the images ... i'd like to take away the hover and instead make that arrow and white overlay permanent. This means that once the website is loaded, the arrow and white overlay is already there without having to hover the mouse pointer over the image ... here are the specific codes that controls the animation ....
jQuery('.next-block a').live('click',function(event){ event.preventDefault(); if (!et_animation_running) rotate_slide('next');
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I have created a table using HTML and created a seperate hyper link to add extra columns dynamically. Now problem is that.. The changes are undone once the page get refreshed. I have to do to make the changes made by java script on html table permanent??
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Here is a link to my page:[URL].. As you can see, you cannot click on the link in the main content area because the menu is on a higher z-index than the content. I need a way for the content to be on a higher z-index than the menu until the menu is hovered over, in which case the z-index of the menu will be higher.
I'm assuming it's possible to change the selected option of SELECT box with JavaScript based on the value and not index, but my searches have turned up nothing that seem to address this. It may be my searching terms, but if someone knows how to do this, could you post some code samples?
I am trying to get the index of a li with a specific class. I know I'm selecting the right object because I can apply a CSS class to it (eg change border colour) but when I try to get the index it returns -1. But I know the object exists as I can alter it. :-s
jQuery(document).ready(function() { var active = $("#tertiarynavigation .bordered").get(0); var num = $("#tertiarynavigation li").index(active); alert("Index: " + num);
I have the below array called "results". When I loop through all document elements I would like to check "field_name" against the "results" array and see if it exists and what index number it is at??
// Split the comma delimited response into an array results = result.split("~"); //Loop through array and populate fields[code].....
I'm having problems with finding the index of a row based on a onclick of an image within a row. I have no row id and all my rows have the exact same name.
http:[url]....When Someone click on two button sin center it loads the side pages.I want to add more pages. I know very little about JavaScript. But I learn this one and able to add more pages. But when clicking on other pages it will take ne page but under already excisting page.I want to add functionality so that when for example click on a link, one page slide to the left. Then I will click another page slide on th left.So here it either slides down above of the page or first that previous page slides back.
I'm trying to get the index of a div when its the same mark up for each set. I want to return index of '1' when a second "yo" is clicked in any "a" and '0' if the first "yo" is clicked in any "a". If i clicked the "yo" which has the color #330000, then i should get 1 not 5. This seems like a simple task but i cannot get it to work.
In this code snip I want to be able to click an item i list-handbag and I then get the index li and with that index I want to animate the same index value in slideshow. How do I set that? Ex.:slideshow[index[list-handbag]].animate (.....what syntax can I use to do something on the slideshow img's?
I would like to add a z-index of 999 to each of the divs; .thumbs, .thumbs2 and .thumbs3 as and when they are selected by the javascript below. I would like the z-index to return to 0 when they are no longer selected.
I have the following code and I need toreference the z-index value (something like if z-index:contains '2') but I have not been successfull. Anyone have a clue on how I can do this? <a href="javascript:RatingClicked('rate_value_vote_data_Herbieann','rate_display_vote_data_Herbie Mann', 5, 10)" style="width:50px;z-index:2">5</a>
I have a calendar in which each day is a separate div, and all these are within a container div #cal. When a user mouses over one of the days, I want to figure out the index number of that day's div within #cal. Simplified example:
I can easily get the index of #nov2 from Firebug if I do this in the console: $('#cal div').index($('#nov2')
But, I can't figure out how to write a function so that I don't need to assign an id to each day div. I'd like to be able to just take "this" from the moused-over div, and pass that to a function that can turn it into the needed index.
I have a bunch of elements with multiple classes like this:
<div class="foo bar"> <div class="foo bar snafu"> <div class="foo bar">
I can get all these elements in an array like this:
$ (".foo,.bar")
My question is - is there an elegant way of getting the index (in this array) of the element that has the "snafu" class? Or should I just iterate through the array until I find the wanted element and then remember its index?
I'm having a problem on: [URL] I've got a menu on z-index:0; and a footer on z-index:1; if you're doing a mouse over, the menu pops up under the footer. But the menu is longer than the footer (it's a png image) so you see the menu stock under it what isn't exactly the meaning. if there was a overflow-bottom:hidden; it's was solved but now i don't know what to do!
I am just wondering if jQuery has to be included within every .html file (considering the page does not use any CMS). Is it possible to include jQuery in index.html only but have it accessible in any other page?
