I have a vertical menu at the left of my site. When you click on the main elements, they expand with jquery to show sub-elements.The problem is the menu expanded is longer than the page and it doesn't expand the page at the same time, so it goes over the bottom of the page.How do I expand the page at the same time?
Second Question: For some reason, the menu is appearing behind a table row when it expands, thus hiding a good portion of the menu. Here it is: [URL]
Try clicking on 'Products & Services', and then clicking on "Centerfire Rifle Suppressors" from the dropdown menu. When it takes you to that category page, click the menu again and you will see that the menu hides behind the <h1> table row.
I'm having an issue in that when I display:inline a DIV onClick, the DIV is not expanding to the width specified in the stylesheet. Similarly, my TDs would not use their colspan attribute.
What I need to happen is say the user clicks on 'About' then clicks on 'Services' I need the 'About' menu to fold up so it shows not of its sub menus. Hope that makes sense. I would like to tinker with this but I no nothing about javascript.
I want to add a + - for collapse and expand all. I would prefer to have them change accordingly but it isn't necessary.
This is my javascript: var toggleMenu = { init : function(sContainerClass, sHiddenClass) { if (!document.getElementById || !document.createTextNode) {return;} // Check for DOM support var arrMenus = this.getElementsByClassName(document, 'ul', sContainerClass); var arrSubMenus, oSubMenu, oLink; for (var i = 0; i < arrMenus.length; i++) { arrSubMenus = arrMenus[i].getElementsByTagName('ul'); for (var j = 0; j < arrSubMenus.length; j++) { oSubMenu = arrSubMenus[j]; .....
This is my html code: <script type="text/javascript"> function MM_showHideLayers() { //v9.0 var i,p,v,obj,args=MM_showHideLayers.arguments; for (i=0; i<(args.length-2); i+=3) with (document) if (getElementById && ((obj=getElementById(args[i]))!=null)) { v=args[i+2]; if (obj.style) { obj=obj.style; v=(v=='show')?'visible'v=='hide')?'hidden':v; } obj.visibility=v; } } </script> .....
I have a menu that I have constructed through HTML/CSS/JavaScript. Javascript handles the mouseover and mouseout events to set the background of the menu item/table element with an image. It works great. What my issue is right now is that when the user loads the Home page, I want that to have the background of the item already set. I had a function to do this with a switch clause in a separate javascript file. This function was called immediately (left it outside of any functions so it would execute first). But I'm getting an error because the actual element (a table) to set the background doesn't exist yet.
I have a 3-level menu using JQuery-Superfish. I would like to hover over the top-level menu item and have BOTH the 2nd and 3rd-level menus open automatically.
I used the script from this website to create an expanding and collapsing sitemap bar at the bottom of my page. What I can't find is a solution to the menu expanding up over the content instead of expanding downwards.
I am developing a menu using javascript wherein, I expand and collapse divs. It works fine individually; but the problem arises when I try to hide all other divs on expanding one div. Following is the code. any change if you spot any error or even
<head> <script> function hideDivs(){ var arr = document.getElementsByTagName('div')
I wrote my first script, which was designed for innerHTML, and tann I found a website which showed me a few things. It showed me how to use two links per harder, one shown, one hidden, and they just swap out. The final outcome allows ot to do almost any and everything I want ot to.
I've set the menu to only allow one menu opened at a time. Thus, it is prudent to add an expand all link. I've searched all through the web and have found nothing.
I am currently looking to create a JavaScript menu for a website I am working on. It currently expands and collapses on click. The code in question is pasted below:-
menu_status = new Array(); function showHide(theid){ if (document.getElementById) { var switch_id = document.getElementById(theid);
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As you can see, it basically shows and hides the menu (when clicked). I want it to open the menu when clicked and close when another menu is opened. I have looked and have not been able to find a solution into it. Ideally I donot want it to be a long piece of code as I do have a working menu but with many more lines of JavaScript than the one I have posted.
the scripts i made is for a search box , the problem is that the search lists does not expand over the page. its just moving the page more down. this is the script:
<script type="text/javascript"> function lookup(inputString) { if(inputString.length < 1) {
I wrote below code for Collapse/Expand some sections. It is working fine. Finally If I click "Save" button and I am re-loading (refresh)page again( code in asp.net). So then sections are going default Colleapse again. I need them back to expand sections. I mean what ever user expanded should me expanded again after refresh page. How can I do that?
I have a problem where the page doesn't expand when more results get loaded via jquery on a facebook style wall. Once more results get loaded the footer stays static instead of moving down.
I installed a template on the following site and did not actually write the javascript dropdown menu seen at the top of [url]
The problem is that if parent list items Ministries and Parish Leadership have enough children, they expand out right off of the screen of low resolution setups.
I am totally new to javascipt programming so excuse my ignorance when I ask how to make the children items to expand out left instead of right if it's detected that the menu has hit the right side of the browser window.
I have a page with two divs on it, <div id="left"> and <div id="right"> . On my page, there are times when the right div is not displayed as there is no content in it, how can I get jquery to detect that div id="right" does not exist on a page so make the width of the left div to 1200px.
This is what ive found, but im not sure length is what I should be using to calculate if a div exists or not:
So its kind of complicated what I'm going to try and explain but here goes... I have a two column layout that has a thin column on the left for the menu and then a wider column on the right hand side for content.
Now the problem is that when the height content of the right hand column surpases that of the menu (left column) then I get the content that is supposed to be in the right column shifting to underneath the menu - which I do not want....
I started some programming with Javascript.I'd like to use it to expand/collapse some headers in a page. I made following code to do this.:collapse-expand.txt.That works perfect!But I want to add something, and I have some problems with that. As I have e.g. 4 headers, I want to expand the text (in <p>-tag) by clicking on header 1. When I click on header 2, I want to collapse text of header 1 and expand header 2 text.And so on.That way, I get the height of the site relatively small without needing to scroll.I don't quite know how to implement this function into my JS-code!And if it could be implemented in my .js file, how do I link that in my html, because now I have in every header the same line:<a href="#first" onClick="shoh('first');">, <a href="#second" onClick="shoh('first');">, etc..How can I get the content of header 1 be seen as soon as the screen pops up. So you don't have to click on Header1 before you can see it? And then go on from there: clicking on header2 makes text of header 1 disappear and expands text from header 2, and so on.
I have a series of divs in 2 blocks say BLOCK1 and BLOCK2 and I want to use one click to expand/collapse all those in each block. But the code I came up with exapands all the divs in the entire page.
How do I restrict it to each block and also how do I cllapse those in each block and change the text to Collapse All. I am stumped here. Any help really really appreciated. Here is my code: