Everything is working fine, except I cant get it to work on page load, regardless of the line you should just comment out to get it to work I have tried playing around with the code over the last couple of days, but I just dont know enough about JvaScript to get it to work
what it does is that it hide and show a panel by slidint it to the left.But my client want that on page load the panel opens automatically for about 2-3 seconds just to let users know that its here. But when the panel finished showing the button to open it again doesn't work.
I look for something in jquery ( a sliding panel div that can also be collapsed and shows the correct image, hard to explain please see below link, its used on this [code]Anything such exist for jquery with the same features?
I've created this sliding panel where I click the Sidebar button and it slides out or in. But I would like to make it run more smoothly. I tried storing references to the elements within the MoveSidebar() as this.variables, so that they wouldn't be re-defined each time, but then FF spits out that 'this.sidebar.style' is undefined?!
How can I make it run more smoothly, or get FF to recognise 'this.sidebar.style' (once I reinstate all the this.references)? Here's the whole page and the button is also attached for ease of testing.
go to the "Jupiter" graphic on the top left, you'll see that I have a little tab at the bottom of that labeled "Physical". When you click on it, it slides out of the way, exposing a tab labeled "Orbital" and when you click on that one it slides out of the way and exposes a third tab labeled "Atmosphere". These all drive the little spec sheets above- though that's not where the problem lies.The problem is when instead of clicking on the exposed label, you click on the little sliver of the one right behind it, causing the other two tabs to do unintended things. Here's the code:
I'm trying to create a sliding panel using css and jQuery, sliding up from the footer of our page. The panel is acitvated by clicking the "newsletter" link (will be used to display a subscription form) in the footer. Functionality looks good, but there is a problem with the look and the positioning. First of all, the positioning is off. It fits seemlesly in the FF I used for creating this effect, but on various browsers and resolutions, the div is displayed higher or lower in stead of "glued" to the top of the footer div. Secondly, I'd like this div to be 100% wide, just like the footer below, with a 940px centered div within to include the content.
example: [URL]... I want to create a button which will shrink/minimize to bottom when i click on it(instead of shrinking upward) problems encounter: I use the script given in the example to modify the code so instead of moving up , it will move down but the problem is the clickable button wouldn't go down together with the panel (a.k.a. which mean the button is floating in the middle of nowhere when i click on it. )
I created this code for a sliding panel and it works well. But I'm struggling to take the object oSidebar out of the global scope. I would prefer that it were a property of the clicked event object. That is, I want to be able to use 'this.oSidebar' within the click event. I've posted the whole page here along with the click image.
I am using the jquery sliding panel, and have embeded a music player. Everytime I minimize the sliding panel, the music player stops. Here is a link to my example, if you click on radio on the left: Vertical Sliding Info Panel With jQuery
First, here's the URL of the site I'm working on: http:[url].....Each week, I'd like to be able to have that page load a different tab/panel onload according to who the opponent is that week. For example: this week I want the second tab, Alabama, to load first. I'm using one of the many iterations of the coda slider script (see coda-slider.js (http:[url].....). However, I can't seem to get it to cooperate. I found a solution for a similar coda slider, but it won't match with the one I'm using (because the naming conventions for the "panels" are not the same I assume). Here's what that solution was:
I need to flip and show div panel left, once some item div get clicked and hide when item div get clicked again, (exactly like new twitter reading panel) i have tried several methods but i couldn't animate it smooth. recently i have identified it's not happen smoothly because of the bad what i have done.i increased width of outter div
I wonder if it's possible to implement a menu like the one ofcbs.com?Basically, when mouse over some of the menu items, a menu panel shows up with a few columns of links. The many panel disappears when the mouse moves out. I think it's quite neat and I'm hoping to be able to do something like that with jQuery.
I'm loving this: Sliding Login Panel with jQuery 1.3.2 However, I'd like it to work so the 'Close Panel' link actually appears in the #panel itself and doesn't swap/toggle with the 'Login | Register' part.
Using the following code example from Scott Robbin, which simply allows for separate html pages to slide in and out of the one screen, I wanted to expand this by sliding in some DHTML.
Here is the page-sliding code used: [url]
DHTML animated code: [url]- [url]
But, at best, only the images show, placed still and next to each other. As you will see the DHTML is a rotating set of imagery. Something in the page-sliding code seems to be preventing that DHTML animation from displaying as it should. Like I said the images will be recognised, but they don't display - I've even tried hard linking to the images.
Here's my page: [url]
Here's the page which I have on my server, the one I would like to have slide in: [url]
To see the sliding animation click the bottom "What cachet does" option that slides the right hand pane in.
View this message in context: [url] Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at [url].
If slideToggle()'s parameters were expanded to include a separate callback for sliding up and sliding down. Or for backwards compatibility, perhaps include an optional boolean parameter in the callback to more easily discern between a slideUp and slideDown operation.
I am building a web page that has tab panels that hide and show information depending on which one is selected. I am trying to make the tabs at the top of the page and go horizontal.I have had some success, however I am having two problems. The first problem is that one of the tabs doesn't work. (specifically tab 4 "videos").The other is that when you first start up the page, there are three tabs highlighted (1, 4 and 5), however there should only be 1 tab highlighted (tab1).I have included my code below.
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head>[code].....
I have a single webpage that contains information on all 50 U.S. states. There are 50 links at the top to jump down to the state you want, and at the bottom of the information for each state a Back to Top link.
I'm making the Back to Top link into something more complex, and it will require three or four lines of code.
So that I don't have to repeat the code 50 times, and create a burden when I need to edit it, I want to place it in a .js file and call it x. Then below the information for each state I'll simply have:
Does calling code from a .js file 50 times slow down the page load? Which method would load faster?
I am implementing the following example into a project I'm working on...Simple Slide PanelWhen clicking Slide Panel, the panel pushes everything down. How do you modify it so that instead of pushing everything down, it just slides down over the top of everything else?
Does anyone have any recommendations/experience for loading a styled panel on the page (possibly based on a timer)? Do you know when you're on a site and a window pops up asking if you need help or want to chat... that's what I'm looking to accomplish. Something more than just text... I want a fully styled panel.
I want to create a simple portfolio site using the following tutorial: [URL]. However, instead of the small panel I want the whole page to slide, example: [URL] how can this be achieved?! I don't really have a clue about javascript.
how to create a slideshow with javascript. The type of slideshow I'm talking about is a popular type that companies are now using. Basically there are 4-6 buttons. When the landing page is static, the images just switch and slide across but when you click each button it will go to that respective slide. Here are website with examples:
I have some javascript code that does some GET and POST requests that are required. Sometimes it doesn't fully execute for the user because they close or click onto another page before the javascript is completely done. Is there anyway I can let all of the javascript load first and slow down the actual page load of the website.
I am trying to insert the following call into my page;
[Code]....
It works fine in all browsers except ie(6,7,8) Internet Explorer can not open website. Operation Aborted. I understand it is caused by the jquery autocomplete function loading before the page / DOM has fully loaded. I tried adding Defer="true" to the script however this doesn't seem to work. what i must add to the script so that it loads after the dom has fully loaded?
Is it faster/more beneficial to have two snippets of code be generated by php at 2 different urls and then have a load function for each url? Or have the two snippets on one page, surrounded by id's and then load them that way?