slideUp() works fine and it animates the sliding effect. But slideDown() just shows the hidden content but not animate it. Also slideToggle() doesn't slide it down just shows it. So only slideUp() works...
View 2 RepliesBasically, I am trying to animate the width based on the click of a div similar to an example I found online (jQuery Top Panel), and it seems to almost work.I can get this to go from not visible to showing, then to animating, but the problem is when I go to set my width to zero. What is happening is that it will show the contents just to the right of the div.
Please help me out dudes. It appears as though once I do an animation, I am unable to touch the css of a div and at the same token, when I set the width back to zero, this is showing the contents of the div to the right even though the div itself has zero width (and it actually appears to have zero width).This is the html I am using:
<div id="LoginSliderButtonShow" style="display: block;">
Login Here
</div>
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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
(function($){
$.hideAllExcept = function(tabs,boxes){
function init() {
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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.
$(this).find('>ul').stop().animate(
{height: "100%",opacity: "show"},
350);
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This is my first post here and I'm pretty new to javascript and jquery.
I have an index.php, where different content is loaded with jquery in the div '#content'.
This works fine.
The js script is included with
Now i load "songs.php" in this div, and in this php-file is a php-script, that reads songs from a database.
Here's the php-code code...
I am having a strange issue with jQuery where if someone clicks a checkbox, then a hidden div would slideDown using jQuery but for some reason, the intial click on the checkbox works and shows the hidden div but it does NOT work when you click on the checkbox again to hide the div. [URL] On the borrower and lender tabs you'll see checkbox i speak of by the "Mailing address same as Property Address"
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[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…
View 3 Replies View RelatedSay I have a site that's centered on the page, and do $ ("#some_content").slideDown(). If the appearance of the new content means that the page no longer fits in the browser window, scrollbars will appear, and so the available page width decreases slightly, and so my centered content jumps left while it's sliding down. Is there a decent workaround for this? Best I can figure out at the moment is to persuade the browser to always display scrollbars, which isn't exactly ideal.
View 1 Replies View Related$(document).load(function(){
How do I get the above toexecutea hidden div on page load?
I've been trying to implement a smooth scrolling animation in my page, which works fine in firefox and IE8 (haven't tested any older versions yet). But doesn't seem to work in google chrome (and probably safari either I guess). I have 4 divs on my page, positioned absolutely 2 by 2, only one div should be visible at a time, so the body has gotten an overflow:hidden. When an anchor-link to one of those divs is clicked the javascript gets its position,then scrolls towards it. etting the position works, but the scrolling does not work in chrome.
Now, when I remove 'overflow: hidden' from the body element, the scrolling does work in chrome, but of course adds the scrollbars which I don't want.
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Most Jquery I have seen 'pushes' the content above or below it up or down the page as it reveals the hidden content, the above example reveals the content over the top without pushing out any other content which is what I am looking for I have tried to take the code and everything works aside from those tabs!! I was hoping somebody has a link to another site that does the same effect
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have code done to have hidden div's slide down from the top (by clicking a div below it) which is cool, but how can the code be changed so that the hidden div's slide from hidden upwards rather then down, so to say that the div is at the bottom of the page then clicked and reveals upwards.
The JS:
The HTML (It's the twitter and music that needs to be sliding upwards)
I have some script that changes the div content onclick. Now the thing is when i load my webpage, it direct shows the div content instead of hinding it and appairs when i click on the link. How can i change this?
<div id="fullDescrip">
<script>
document.getElementById('fullDescrip').innerHTML = prod[rand];
</script>
</div>
We are looking to implement something similar to the navigation found at this site: [URL] When you click on ABOUT, CONTACT, or LAB, the appropriate div within the content-main div shows/hides as appropriate. Fancy. I'm happy to read up on this on my own, but I don't really know how they accomplished this, so I'm not sure what to research. Since the page doesn't refresh, I'm assuming AJAX may be involved? Most importantly, I'm very interested in how their URL structure works. It looks like #about is an anchor that they are linking to. I thought about doing it in PHP, which I'm more familiar with, but I'd rather not refresh the page if I don't have to.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI expanded upon a script a friend helped me write, to create a simple check box that hides / shows content, as shown HERE. [URL] Unfortunately, I don't have a clue how to expand this, so that I can use more than one checkbox on the page, to open different sections.
<html>
<head>
<title>Title of page</title>
<script language="JavaScript">
function getCookie(NameOfCookie)
{ if (document.cookie.length > 0)
{ begin = document.cookie.indexOf(NameOfCookie+"=");
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1) I have a series of divs embedded into a page, sort of like an FAQ setup. Each has a unique id like id="service1" etc.
2) i'm using an unordered list with each li being a hyperlink to the div id's
3) the div's are set up as name anchors ( <a name="service1">Service One</a. ) so I can hyperlink to them via the <a href="#service1">Service One</a> method
4) There's 22 divs and they need to be hidden until summoned. Therefore, I set $('.service').hide(); to make them all disappear.
Now, where i'm stuck is in how to summon them individually and have them appear when the appropriate list hyperlink is clicked. I'm using:
$('.servicelist a').click(function() {
var toLoad = $(this).attr('href');
}
So it's telling it to load the info found at the appropriate link. This is where i'm stuck. I need help on
1) how to 'unhide' the proper div id containing the related data
2) how to point it to the right location in the page (target div)
I am trying to move each cell content from one table to another table. I do not want to lose the value of each cells in table1, but just to show how I got table2
from table1. I would like to show/animate the movement. So when the user clicks the button the data from table1 will scroll towards table2.
I am using the following JQuery function to rotate content on my webpage on page refresh. It works perfectly, but all items are displayed while the page is loading before they are hidden. It looks a little odd from the user's point of view as they see all items and then they disappear. how I can make it hide all rotating content while the page loads - then just display the correct content once page has loaded?
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function(){
$(".rcontent").hide();
var randNum = (Math.floor(Math.random() * 2))+1;
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I cant get the scrollbar to animate to 500px, onload.
Here is a link to my page...[url]
<script type="text/javascript">
I have a toggle animation which puts the area I want to show to the user in view, ones that animation has played I want to animate several other objects on the page. I have the code to animate one object by using the callback function in animate. But is it possible to animate several objects in the callback function?. this is the code I have so far
$(document).ready(function(){
$(".navigaat").toggle(function(){
$(".mover").animate({left: '0px' }, 'slow',"", function() { $(".blok").animate( { fontSize:"160px" } , 1000 )});
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I am using the following code to hide a <tr>. The script does its job, however before hiding the <tr>, when the cookie is set to true the hidden content flickers for half a second before being hidden. Is there something I am doing wrong or is the problem in style.display="none";?
function ShowHide(DivId)
{
var DivId=document.getElementById(DivId);
if(document.form3.showhide.checked==false)
{
DivId.style.display = "inline";
createCookie("showhide","");
}
else
{
DivId.style.display="none";
createCookie("showhide","true");
}}
I was wondering if it is possible to do something like below using JS.Say I have some hidden text at the top of an HTML page and an empty tag at the bottom of the page.Is there any way JS could grab the content inside #text and move it inside #empty_container when the page loads?
View 3 Replies View RelatedThe content of my webpage is all contained in hidden divs. These divs are shown when a link in the nav bar is clicked. At the moment, ALL divs are hidden on page load, only the nav bar is visible. Is there a way to have one of the divs visable when the page loads? i.e the 'home' page.
function init(){
if(document.getElementById && document.createTextNode){
var mn=document.getElementById('nav');
var as=mn.getElementsByTagName('a');
for (var i=0;i<as.length;i++){
as[i]. false}
as[i]. false}
}
hidem();
}}
function show(l){
hidem();
var id=l.href.match(/#(w.+)/)[1];
document.getElementById(id).style.display='block'
}
function hidem(){
for (var i=0;i<document.getElementsByTagName('div').length;i++){
document.getElementsByTagName('div')[i].style.display='none'
}}
The function init() is called on page load.
I use the wonderful .animate() method to create a "parallax website". It's still in developpement, but you can see the result : www.ohnewgarden.fr My problem : When you are at the very right, the animate effect reset my left property before animating. Which is weird is that this "reset" is applied only to two layers, without any sense. I'm going crazy !
So if someone could help me, it will be very nice ! It's probably my code which is wrong, but I can't see the mistake.
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I said for my defense, I have tried to remove .stop(), tried to change parameters of .stop(), tried to reset (like there) the left property with a .css() method, and I have also tried to animate with "+=" (like there), but nothing works. If you follow to the link I gave, you could see very easily by clicking on "Contact" and after animation by clicking on "Accueil".
i have a tetxtarea, with the style overflow:hidden, and a long text.
because of the overflow, user does not see the whole text but a part.
is there, in an IE browser, a mode to recovery the effective text
than user see?
I am trying to develop this expanding content as you can see here:
http:[url]....
You see when you click on the title, any text below it will slide down and reveal more content, with nice fade-in. Everything works well for me except that when the page is loading, you can see all the hidden contents before they hide themselves. This content should always be hidden.