JQuery :: Fadeout An Image After A Delay When A Page Is Loaded?
Sep 29, 2009I need to fadeout an image after a delay when a page is loaded, then redirect it to another page.
View 3 RepliesI need to fadeout an image after a delay when a page is loaded, then redirect it to another page.
View 3 RepliesI've tried numerous ways to get the above effect. In essence what I want is:
function timedCount() {
picker = (picker + 1) % quotes.length; // 3...4...1...2...3...4...1...2...
napFor = quotes[picker].length * 150; // Delay based on string length
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This appears to work right... for a while. Then it just gets all out of synch with itself, fading in and out the same quote, switching quotes and then fading the new one in and out.
I need my code to execute something AFTER all images are loaded, but I don't know how?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have four images on a page that on hover, needs to replace the main text with relevant text pertaining to that image. It's working but buggy. If I roll over slowly and roll off slowly, I get the desired effect. When I rollover quickly both div's content show. I have attached a thinned out version of what I need to be able to do. This example is a solution close to what I need but if there is some kind of onComplete event that can be called when one function is finished executing ....
View 1 Replies View RelatedWas really hoping that I could attach to an unload function, something like this:
$(window).unload(function() {
$("body").fadeOut();
});
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Is it possible to make jquery fadeout a div before the page redirects to the links href?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have a very simple image rotator that brings in images then rotates through them using fadein/out.
You can see it going here: [URL]. If you scroll down to the bottom of the page then wait a few seconds the main image will rotate and the browser will jump up (almost as if it's going to an anchor).
The images are brought in to a 100% div and the images are specified to 100% width (not sure if this is related but I'd thought i'd let you know!).
The code I'm using is this:
function run_slides(id){
var curid;
var nextid;
curid=id;
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I am looking for a script which could do picture animation like in this page [URL].. But there is other problem: When you put your mouse on them, they appear colored. I need that this appearing action would take 5 seconds.
5 sek. to become colored, 5 sek. to become grey when you put away your mouse.
I am showing an image possibly 957x30 pixels size on a page. Whenever there is a mouseover or hover on this image, it is swapped with another image (say 957x130 pixels) by expanding its division in slidedown fashion and stays visible for few seconds before swapping back with first image.
View 1 Replies View RelatedHow to display loading gif image until the big image have loaded? Now I have the html and js but it doesn't work. Anyone have some idea or solution ?
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Is it possible to have a form's textarea background image fadeout to an alternate bg image, when that textarea is selected (by clicking the textarea or tabbing to it)? I've never seen this done before, but I'd really like to do it..
View 12 Replies View RelatedI'm attempting to make a little slide show navigation box..thing, along the lines of what a lot of sports sites and, say, Gamespot use (digression: do these boxes have a technical name?).
My setup is pretty simple - I have a small PHP script that iterates over an image folder and pulls both the file name and last modified info from each image and stores them in an associative array. The array is json_encode()-ed. My jQuery $.get()'s the json, parses it, and then creates image elements based on the info. Cycle then does its thing and creates the slide show.
It all works, with one problem - the images don't appear upon a first visit to the site. They only appear on subsequent visits. This happens in the big three browsers (IE, FF, Chrome) without fail. A refresh is always necessary.
I'm not sure if it's a runtime issue, a cache issue, or if somehow Cycle isn't 'seeing' the images the first time. Please help. My code is below:
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I'm trying to build an image gallery and I want to shrink all the images a bit to allow for enlarging them on mouseover. I have it working fine locally, but when deployed to my server it doesn't work because the image files are still loading as the javascript executes. What I wind up with is the js using the image's alt tag's text size as the image size, which then gets resized to create a squashed image. What I want to do is preload all the thumbnail images before the the function to resize them gets called so the resize function has the proper dimensions of the images to do the transformation on. I'm using the jQuery.Preload plugin for my preloading functionality.
$(document).ready(function(){
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My expectation of this code is that the enable_anim_resize() function will not be called until all the images are loaded, but I don't see any difference in this execution than if I just sequentially put in my resize code after the preload line and didn't use the onFinished callback for the preload method (example below:) $(document).ready(function(){ From my understanding of the documentation and examples of the preload plugin, the enable_anim_resize() function shouldn't be called until all images on the page are loaded, at which point the proper dimensions of these images should be available for correct resizing. Can anyone clue me in on what I'm missing here?
I've got a <ul> w/ 6 <li> items and CSS to make them 104x228 side blocks, which hold 2 images, one on top of the other. The 6 rows of images look like this:
X X X X X
X X X X X
This is what I want: The top row of images to be opacity:0 (or hidden), and then when you mouseover the bottom images, the top images come to 100 opacity. When you mouseout, the opacity is back to 0.Here's the HTML and CSS:
<ul class="carz">
<li><img src="img/impreza2.jpg" class="imgtophidden"/><img src="img/impreza.jpg" /></li>
<li><img src="img/wrx.jpg" class="imgtophidden"/><img src="img/wrx.jpg" /></li>[code]....
I am new to jQuery coding (but loving learning) and I want to figure out: how do I make this in jQuery? Here's what I have so far:
$(function() {
$("ul.carz li").hover(function() {
$(this).find('img.imgtophidden').addClass('imgtop')[code].....
I have the code below which pops up a pop up on page load.
I simply want to wait for 10 seconds after the page load for the pop up to appear. Is there a jquery way that I could add to the below code to make this work?
<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery(document).ready(function(){
jQuery.lightbox("www.mydomain.com/popup.html?lightbox[width]=650&lightbox[height]=480");
});
</script>
I am working on a page that will load in other pages using AJAX and the .html method. Something like this :
<span id = "edit">Edit</span>
<div id = "cont">
</div>
//the click edit script
[Code]....
Unfortunately this does not seem to work, entirely. It does trigger the click event but it messes up the post for some reason. I have played around with it for the last 45 minutes or so and it seems like the click event trigger is what is messing things up, if I comment it out it works fine. Could anyone tell me why they think this is? note this is an over simplified version of my actual code, but the structure is the same.
I'm creating a script to get the next photo without reloading a webpage. To make it more smoothly, I fadeOut() the old image, and fadeIn() the new image.
However, when the new image is not yet fully loaded, the fadeIn() method doesn't really make sence. So I wonder if there is a way to first show an ajax loader, and after the new image is fully loaded, fadeIn the new image.
This is how far I got so far :-)
I first have to remove the first img tag, and inject a new one in the DOM, otherwise the old image flashes for a second, before the new one appears ;-)
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I am loading an html page using the .load() function into a div called content. I have an overlay that is the same size as the div (I do this for a transparent effect).So with the .load() function in the callback I set the overlay div height to the content div height.. which works fine except when there are images. Since the images aren't loaded yet the div height will be smaller than actual size.[code]and the html file can include anything such as video or images.I tried doing a .delay(1000) just to see if that would fix it but didn't seem like the delay was working.How would I properly set the overlay div height to the content div height AFTER the images have been loaded?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI want to know if there is a possibilty to check with JQuery if an image can be loaded or not? Because when an imgae can't be loaded the Jqzoom should not work, because the big image (which is for the zoom) could not be loaded. Imagin I have hundreds of pictures, how can I check if this big image could be loaded or not?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI am using DOM to swap between DIVs to give the effect of a tabbed display window. Each of the DIVs contains its own images. I don't want all of these images to load with the page but rather just to load when the relevant DIV is selected. (All but 1 DIVs are hidden initially.)
By default, is this the case? Or can I use a function to not allow the images to load until I tell them to?
I have an image that I want to delay the load of by 3 - 5 seconds. I've found tons of stuff on how to preload images, but nothing on how to delay the load of images.
I think this is something I can do with JavaScript and the setTimeout function. (If it's not, just direct me to the correct forum.) However, this is the image code and I just need to delay it loading:
<a href="http://www.website.com"><img src="http://www.website.com/image.jpg" class="imgclass" /></a>
how can i find the size of an image element which got loaded via ajax?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a set of divs on my portfolio page that all share the common class 'module', with an additional class that determines the background image.I currently have this function that I thought would keep each instance of .module hidden until it had loaded:
$('.module').ready(function(){
$('.module').fadeIn('9000');
});
I'm not certain but I think the 'ready' only refers to the HTML content and ignores the fact that the background image (defined in css) isn't ready.Is there any simple way I can make each div stay hidden until the background is loaded, then perform show() or fadeIn()???
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I'm trying to fade a large background image in after it's loaded, here's the JS:
Code:
//the image is contained in a div with the id of "stage"
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#stage img').hide();[code]....
This works fine in Firefox/Chrome but not in IE8 (I haven't tried the older versions yet).
I need to delay something either an image or a table from loading for 2-5
seconds. So far I have not find a good method.
I need the rest of the page, even the codes after the delayed image, to be
displayed in real time.
I used DrDOS's solution from [URL]and modyfied it a bit so I have 2 images, first without and 2nd with a link to other page. It works just fine in FF but in Chrome and in IE it shows just 2nd image. On place where first image shall be it's just blank white space. I have javascript enabled in all browsers, btw.Here's a code in head:
<script type="text/javascript">
function loadImg()
{
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