I am doing something for someone, and they have a page with a bunch of divs of to the right. These divs are visible with a scroll bar, and accessed via an anchor link, so people without Javascript can still view the page properly.
What I need to, is use Javascript so that when they click a link in the menu, the correct div slides across from the right, and into the main div. The only part I need help on, is making it slide. jQuery has a custom effect thing, but once it slides in, it goes back again. I need to have it slide in when the link is pressed, after any current div slides back to the right first. how can I do this? is there a library I can use that will work?
I have a calendar view made up of div tags for each day. I can highlight a number of days in a column by clicking on one and holding down shift and clicking on another one. each div tag is called "boxX_Y" where Y is the column and X is the row. The javascript knows the first clicked box, and the second and changes the style.className for the boxes in between based on the Y value.
Trouble is, when selecting about 30 boxes it takes a while to change the style.className, so I would like to display a message to say "Please wait". I've done this by creating another div tag called wait_message, and set the visibility to "visible" when the function to highlight the boxes is called. However, the wait message box isn't displayed until the loop for changing the classNames has finished, even though the wait_message visibility code is above the loop.
Is there any way to make the code take effect straight away rather than waiting for the whole function to be computed?
I am using javascript to switch between a series of divs, on clicking a navigation tab the divs display property is set to 'block' and all other divs have their display property set to 'none'. That works fine, the problem I have is when I redirect to another page (e.g. a PHP script) on return to the index the divs have reset and only the default div is shown, rather than the div that was showing when the user left the page. The solution, as I see it, is two stages: Write a function to display the relevant div based on the variable passed to it, then work out how to pass this variable around various pages (post/get). I am very inexperienced with javascript and it drives me mad that the script literally does nothing rather than throwing up an error (as in PHP) but this is what I have so far in terms of a function:
I have been trying to do some tooltips for a website and desperately wanted to learn something new and do that with jQuery.However, every time a mouse hovers over a tooltip, all hidden divs are shown, not just the one that supposed to. Here's my html:
I'm looking for some javascript to work with wordpress (jQuery preferrably) that will show/hide multiple divs on one click.
I had one working but it was kinda janky because it was causing me to have two divs with the same ID on one page. No good.
Since I updated to wp2.8.3 prior to launch, it's not working. So I've decided to just try and do it right.
Here's a page: [URL]
So, what I want to happen: On page load, the first tab: "general" and it's corresponding div beneath should be showing. And the first image should be showing. The other content divs and images should be hidden. I've given the text content divs a dashed border to show their borders. When a visitor clicks "dine at home" the general div and image hide, the second content div shows, as does the second image (it's currently the identical image, but the client may change later.) Etc.
I'll be using this function on a few other pages as well.
how to adjust this javascript to work on two different IDs at once?
I am getting to learn JavaScript, and as for my first personal project, I would like to have a page with some text on it and when the user scrolls, a div containing a picture will move with the user when they scroll. I have found a solution, however, I do not like it.
<html> <head runat="server"> <title>Test</title>
[code]...
As you can see, it works by getting the scroll position and adding 250, to a height property-element above the image div. I have tried to use document.getElementById("image").style.top = scrollevel + 'px', but it does not work.
I have looked around and cannot find what I need. I am looking to put a box in my left nav bar that shows 10 links at a time. I would like it to slowly scroll upward continuously in a loop. I have about 50 to 75 links I would like to put there.
What I'd like to add is add a line of code that will close the calling parent window (right now I make it visible by resizing it and clicking on a close link). I'll even settle for having to confirm the closure but, the ultimate would be that it would close by itself. Code:
how can i disable the main link on my navigation. i have manage to use onclick=javascript:return false; on the sub link but on the main link i'am lost.
this is my code for my navigation
Code: <ul class='menu' id='menu' name='menu'> <li><a href='createticket.php' target='body'>Create Ticket</a></li> //main link with sublink
In a form created with TinyMCE, I cannot find the main textarea in the source code. I tried Google Chrome's Inspect Element feature, and I got the attached results. It seems that an iframe was created with Javascript. However, there are no textareas in that iframe either.
The page is here: [URL]. However, a username/password is needed to view the page.
I'm totally new to JavaScript, and haven't been able to find the answer to that on the web:
I have an image and want to use an imagemap in a way that when the cursor touches a certain point there's some text (possibly moving/scrolling) displayed on/over the image.
In concrtene: I have a face, and when touching the eye with the cursor I want to print "seeing" in the screen.
I need to move the entire contents of one div to a sibling div. At present I'm just doing (assuming the 2 divs are called 1st and 2nd):
What I need to know is if this is the quickest means (in performance terms) of doing this as I will be performing the operation regularly and on a large number of nodes and it's in an area where the UX really can't stutter ?
I am fairly experienced in HTML but javascript I am useless with.My website can be found here;http://mgwalker.site90.com/index.htmlIf you would be as kind as to load it in Chrome and in firefox, in firefox the changing image pops up on the top right of the screen.
I have some problem in javascript slider functions.In slider (pan and zoom)control when i click the mid bar, the slider move in clicking direction after that click the back side of slider the slider is moving backside also.
