I have a nav menu with lists within lists (3 deep), with pattern as follows:
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When a parent link is clicked it reveals the sub-list. What I would like to do is hide currently visible lists when another is revealed. I've tried to use .siblings but it dunt werk (or, at least, I can't make it happen!)
The problem is that the height of the second level menu results in their being gaps in between each menu item so that as you move your mouse down the second menu items it quickly closes again. scripting novice fix this by telling me which variable I need to change either in the Java script or the CSS files.
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Season 1 (it should show)
Episode 1
Episode 2
Episode 3... (and when someone click on episode it should show text (usually <iframe... ))
ty in advance and i can share 5$ on paypal if you make it right and easy to use
I make a menu and in one of it's item I want to show a sub menu under it when the user mouse is over it, I use onmouseover and onmouseout for this and I make the visibility of the sub menu hidden and when the mouse become over the item it's visibility become visible. the problem I faced is that when the mouse become out of the item of the main menu the sub menu disappear and I couldn't click on or over it.
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I am currently in a Javascript class and it is completely confusing me. I have a website that I am trying to make the tabs at the top all work. I already did the setTab function but I am not even sure if that is right. I have found lots of other websites that have good advice but they want me to do things way different than the book. Basically they are leaning me away from Javascript. The whole point of the class. I am including the original files as well as what I have so far. The page-1 is most of assignment and the Homework Description is the part that was cut off.
View 12 Replies View RelatedThe below is a menu, which is hidden until clicked, and can be hidden by clicking it again.
<!-- This goes in the HEAD of the html file -->
<script language="javascript">
<!--
function showIt() {
if (document.layers) {document.layers["layer1"].visibility='hide'}
else {document.all["layer1"].style.visibility='hidden'}
}
function hideIt() {
if (document.layers) {document.layers["layer1"].visibility='show'}
else {document.all["layer1"].style.visibility='visible'}
}
// -->
</script>
<style>
input {border-style: ridge;}
a:hover {text-decoration: underline}
</style>
</head>
<body>
<span id="layer" style="position:absolute; top:17; left:20; width:250; height:90; visibility:show">
<script>
<!-- author: bfsog@hotmail.com use it as you wish //-->
<!--
function buttonText(type) {
if (type=="Hide Menu ") {document.menu.button.value="Menu";}
else {document.menu.button.value="Hide Menu ";}
showIt();
if (document.menu.button.value=="Hide Menu ") {hideIt();}
}
// -->
<!-- change the value of 'top' and 'left' in the layers properties below to place the menu
in the desired position matching the placement of the button -->
</script>
<form name="menu">
<input type="button" name="button" onClick="buttonText(value);" value="Show Menu" />
</form>
</span>
<div id="layer1" style="position:absolute; top:40; left:20; width:250; height:90; visibility:hidden">
<table bgcolor="yellow" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0">
<tr><td><a href="http://www.google.com" style="text-decoration: none"><font face="arial" size="1"><b>google</b></font></a></td></tr>
<tr><td><a href="http://www.hotmail.com" style="text-decoration: none"><font face="arial" size="1"><b>hotmail</b></font></a></td></tr>
</table>
</div>
</body>
The amount of information I have in the footer for most of my pages has, over time, grown enough that the footer now takes up too much space vertically. Rather than completely removing the information, I would like to strip down each section of it into a single, descriptive word, and have more info about each section shown when you click on the specific word.
Essentially, it would be a mini-menu with extended information available for each menu item. I have seen show/hide javascripts that do similar things, but nothing precisely along the lines of what I am looking for, and I haven't been able to tweak any of the existing ones as I am pretty clueless about javascript beyond very basic modifications.
The main problem for me has been how to accomplish the layout I'd like for the footer:
Section1 ~ Section 2 ~ Section 3 ~ Section 4
Extended Text for Section #
The show/hide scripts in menu form that I have seen all show the extended text under each menu item, rather than having a designated area for the it regardless of which menu item was selected. But perhaps there's something out there that is more along the lines of what I need?
I am working on my portfolio site and I've come to a bit of a wall. I have a main navigation which, when clicked animates a div containing my content to be visible. I have this working fine but now I want to have external content loaded into this containing div when different navigation items are clicked, which I also have working, but I cannot get these to work together. First off, if the div is not shown I want the appropriate content to be loaded then the div to animate, and if the div is showing, I want it to hide, swap the content then animate. I am sure its just a case of structuring my code properly but I just cant seem to get it right.
Show the div
$(document).ready //content animate show (
function() {
$('.navigation a').click (
function() {
$('.content').stop().animate ({
marginTop : "0px" },{
easing : "easeOutQuint",
duration : 2000
})});})
Hide the div
$(document).ready //content animate hide (
function() {
$('#hide').click (
function() {
$('.content').stop().animate({
marginTop : "200px" },{
easing : "easeInQuint",
duration : 1500
})});})
And finally swap the content:
$(document).ready(function() {
// Check for hash value in URL
var hash = window.location.hash.substr(1);
var href = $('.navigation a').each(function(){
var href = $(this).attr('href');
if(hash==href.substr(0,href.length-4)){
var toLoad = hash+'.php .content';
$('.content').load(toLoad)
}});
$('.navigation a').click(function() {
var toLoad = $(this).attr('href')+' .content';
$('.content').fadeOut('fast',loadContent);
window.location.hash = $(this).attr('href').substr(0,$(this).attr('href').length-4);
function loadContent() {
$('.content').load(toLoad,'',showNewContent())
} function showNewContent() {
$('.content').fadeIn('fast');
} return false;
});
});
This is my first post here. I'm not well versed in JavaScript, so I'm not sure how to do all the following things: (1) set up a horizontal menu with (2) + and - images as bullet points, such that clicking on the bullet points (3) changes + to - and vice versa while (4) a single-level drop down menu makes text disappear and appear.
It should look like this:
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[+] Option A [+] Option B
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how to write a script where when a link is clicked in the left nav column, it will display text in the right main column. So, when you first arrive to the page, nothing will appear in the main portion of the site. Content only appears after clicking on a link. When you click on another link, the previous content is hidden, and the new text is displayed. Here's what I have so far:
HTML
<div class="container">
<div class="nav">
<ul id="menu">
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I'm struggling around to show submenu on mouseover of menu-div. I found a solution to show each children of one menuitem, but I wont to show the whole submenu-strukture of all menuitems. Here is what I've done till now:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "[URL]">
<html xmlns ="[URL]">
<head>
<meta
http-equiv ="Content-Type"
content ="text/html; charset=utf-8" .....
So when I hover over li.first I will get all submenu-items of the first heading! Is it possible to mouseover the div#navi or the ul#nav to get shown all submenu-items from every menuheading?
I tried something like this, but of course it doesn't workjQuery(document).ready(function(){
jQuery(".first ul").hide();
jQuery(".#nav").hover(function () {
jQuery(this).children(".first ul").toggle("slow");
});
});
Basically, I have written an application that runs a report based on a certain amount of parameters, one of which being date. So, the date selection is a <select></select> dropdown menu and it has the usual in it, today, yesterday, this week, last week etc. The problem is I need it to have a 'Custom' selection to run reports for custom dates. When 'Custom' is selected in the dropdown menu, two text boxes appear underneath with YYYY-MM-DD watermarked in them. I have assembled enough code from around the web to get this to work and it works fine, the problem I have is that when the user clicks off the 'Custom' option and on to a different one, I need the textboxes to disappear again.
Here is the code I am using:
<script type="text/javascript">
function showhide(divid){
thediv = document.getElementById(divid);
if(thediv.style.display== 'none' ){
thediv.style.display='block'
}else{
thediv.style.display='none'
}} .....
How do i get a dropdown menu to hide/show a textbox and a label control ? in a asp.net page
Here is my code:
Trying to get the divs to switch style properties when selected form select menu
<script type="text/javascript">
function showstuff(element){
if(document.getElementById(element).style.display = 'block')
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I'm pretty bad with Javascript, but I need to hide or show a snippet of text (could be inside a div without problems) based on the selection of a dropdown menu (<select>). If they choose anything with the word "Series" on it, I need to show the snippet. If they choose anything without "Series" on it, then the snippet needs to disappear. I should mention the snippet is part of a form, just a checkbox but that shouldn't be a problem I don't think.
View 24 Replies View RelatedI am having a few issues with a client who requires me to code their menu in JavaScript.
Here is the HTML:
Code:
<ul id="navigation">
<li class="firstElement"><a href="#">User</a>
<ul>
<li><a href="#">Manage my profile</a></li>
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Basically i need the menu to be collapsed to the first level initially. So only the User, Admin and Company User links are visible.
When these 1st level menu items are clicked the 2nd level sub menus need to be displayed when navigated to the 1st level index page and so on for the third level menus.
I need to be able to remember the location as well so the menu stays open on the correct page.
The annoying thing is that if i was allowed to do this in Coldfusion this would only take me a little while but i don't know much JavaScript therefore am a bit stuck. I am not allowed to use libraries either such as JQuery, MooTools
Another challenge is to style the 'active' link locations.
When you are at the first level the class of the anchor needs to be selected_bg.
When in a sub of said first level the class of that selected anchor needs to be selected_bg and the first level needs to change to selected.
For the third level both the above stays the same but then the third level takes the class of selectorThird when active.
How can I set the menu to automatically expand on mouse rollover instead of click? Here is the code as it stands right now:
$(document).ready(function () {
$('img.menu_class').click(function () {
$('ul.the_menu').slideToggle('medium');
});
});
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.
It is not possible for me to make the content1,2,3,4 fadeIn instead of just showing. When i type 'slow' here content disapear:
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I have some wordpress code which generates a menu with links to the pages created in the admin area.
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The id of active is on the currently selected menu item. In the above code the home page. How can I get the subnav to show only if the main menu item which contains a subnav is active? The rest of the time I want the subnav hidden. I have found the effect I want on another site [URK]. If you select advanced treatments a sub menu appears. If you select say jobs then the subnav for advanced treatments disappears.
I am trying to hide/show table when hide/show button is pressed
Problem: The code works fine when I remove 'slow' from line 10. But with 'slow' in line 10 content of toggleButton doesnt change from Hide to Show when pressed.
Code:
I'm trying to get a drop down menu that can be activated by clicking on the main menu button, but have problem with the 'id'. When i declare the id's as a number, it gives errors through the sgml parser of my html validator (you can't use numbers to declare id's). But when i change the id in a letter, eg 'a', the menu doesn't work...
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I would like to use the menu that is linked below. I implemented it on my website but I discovered that it can only go 2 levels deep. I would like it to go one more level and I think that would be done in the javascript but I can't tell for sure. Could someone steer me in the right direction? [URL]
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am a newbie to Sitepoint, and relatively new to CSS and JS. I am using a script from Dynamic Drive and have posted this on their forum as well, with no luck. The menu looks great in every browser but IE. When you hover over the parent page and the child pages show up, they go away when you start to scroll down. But if you scroll really slow, they stay up. I am trying to avoid re-doing the whole thing. Both the CSS and the HTML are below. The site is computerdepot-online.net
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I've been working on a vertical reveal menu. Right now it
works ok with CSS. But what i'd like it to do is when you mouse over,
reveal the menu and have that menu stay open until the user mouses
over another menu item. Right now it's a bit jumpier than i'd like it
and would like to basically have it stay open on a mouse out event,
again until it hits another menu item. Code:
This is my HTML code:
Code:
<div id="vnav">
<ul>
<li>
<a href="index.php">Home</a>
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It's basically a vertical list of links, with more specific links hidden inside categories. When you click a category, the specific links should slide down. This is the JS/jQuery part:
Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
function slidey() {
$("#vnav ul li ul").slideDown("slow");
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so the problem here is that when you click a category, it expands ALL sub-categories and it's supposed to just expand the sub-categories related to the section clicked.
I'm currently trying to build a vertical mega menu as all the ones on the net seem to be set up for horizontal menus. I'm struggling a bit on a certian point as I'm not a very strong Javascript user.It places the mega menu under the button but i want it to appear to the side of the button and be flush with the top of it. I have made it appear to the side but I cant seem to make it run flush with the top of the button, it appears at the bottom of the button.The buttons are 142px wide and 28 in height.
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