how our what this site did to create the portfolio they have, I am a nebbie at this so maybe you could put me in the right direction I would like to create a sliding portfolio alot like this one here: [URl]
My project is stated in the title, I want to let users who want to see my portfolio click on a button and the portfolio page slide over my index page. Ex. at www.visumdesignz.com over to the left is a button that says portfolio. when you click on it an extruder pops out, I used the extruder for another function, I decided I didn't want that function, but it gave me this idea. I want the extruder to slide over all of the content.
I noticed the facebook app has a similar function to what I am looking for, take a look at it, when you are looking at your dashboard the news feed slides off to the side, that's a similar idea, even though this isn't mobile, you get the idea, at least I hope.
I am using JQuery to create sliding line under menu effect. I have written the code but can't figure out couple of things. I have attached my code. I would like to make the sliding effect more smooth but the most important thing that I can't figure out is how to make the scroller div scroll back to its original position on mouse out.
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.
I am trying to create a sliding menu, everything is working fine other than the hyperlinks are not working, they open if you right click and select open link, but not with a normal click.
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'm using three elements and jQuery to create a scrollable information element with a sliding animation (similar to this. I'm running into issues when resetting those three elements to prepare for the next prev/next animation, however. The issue is in my logic - jQuery's selectors will reverse themselves using the code I have.
Javascript Code: Original - javascript Code $('#name.current').removeClass('current').addClass('prev'); $('#name.next').removeClass('next').addClass('current'); $('#name.prev').removeClass('prev').addClass('next'); $('#name.current').removeClass('current').addClass('prev');$('#name.next').removeClass('next').addClass('current');$('#name.prev').removeClass('prev').addClass('next');
As you can see, the last step will always reverse the first step These elements do need to be reset in one way or another so that the information can be loaded appropriately (from an XML file). and then animated again.
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 wish to display a list of people on my website. These people are speakers who have different talents, or features. Male, female, high voice, low voice, german, english, persian, austrian ... a whole bunch of people. And I want to let my user use checkboxes to narrow down the speakers he could use for his production.
Here's the output filtering list (not complete, just rudimentary while I try to make it work)
My problem : I want to start with all checkboxes selected, showing all the people in this speakerpool, then narrow down as checkboxes get unchecked. This works well with combinations such as ".male .voice-low" which effectively removes all females and the other voices, I found here where I learned that is(".class1,.class2") is different to is(".class1.class2")
But, if I say, I want all english speakers, no matter if male or female, and I check male and female, I get none, since there is no speaker that is both male and female. At least not that I know of
Same issue with the voice-levels: most speakers either speak high or low or medium, yet I'd want to be able to check all those and get a comprehensive list, then.
My Question : Is there a way I can separate classes into class-groups or something? Maybe use prefixes like "sex-male, sex-female, language-english, language-german" and jQuery then uses the prefixes to check if they're supposed to be additive (?) or exlusive.
My problem arises when I use this to access the portfolio section. The portfolio section doesn't seem to work. If you head over to http:[url]... , you can see how the section should render and how a person can use the scroll feature, however, when the content is loaded using jQuery, it doesn't function properly.Additionally another problem i'm realizing is the delay of the content. For example, if you are on the contact page and then click on downloads, the content will slide left and then slide back right when the content is loaded. However the problem i'm seeing is the delay in the content loading meaning that the animation will finish and the content will then load.A second or two delay. I've tested it in multiple browsers and seeing the same problem. Surprisingly the only browser i'm not seeing this in is IE6.
I'm trying to build a web portfolio and I want to be able to load content into a div by clicking on menu items. It seems easy but none of the tutorials or videos work for me. It really hard because all the links on my google search have been visited and still nothing works.
I started to rewrite the lightbox code for a different layout. The main advantage would be to have a sliding image bar, but I can not get the sliding motion.
Two script below, the first with one function, works if 1st event has finished before next starts, the second (the one I use) works fine even if you rollover fast and all a triggered, but there is alot of activity.
If you look on this page, on the right hand side if you click on 'Share with Friends!' or 'Report this App', you'll notice the sliding effect I'm after. Now I'm no guru when it comes to JavaScript so trying to look through the source just baffles me.
Does anyone know of a tutorial or script I can take a look at to try and figure it out? A pretty barebone version would be nice.
I have use the following Jquery plugin selectToUISlider on my web site which has worked fine in IE8,FF, Chrome however when viwing the same site in IE9 the slider doesn't slide when using the mouse to drag the slider. I can still click on each value and the slider will move/jump to the required value. I've debugged the javascript in both FF and IE9 and I can see that in IE9 the slide event doesn't get fired, where in FF it does.
unfortunatly I don't have external web access on a machine with IE9 to try the slider demo pages out to ensure that the demos work in IE9.
I have a function for a sliding div, you input the height you want it, and it performs lovely. Problem is, i don't know what height the div is going to be (its a help system contents so its ever changing) so i set out to get the height, but this is where i run into trouble, i can't seem to set the height in the function SlideUp or SlideDown, so i decided to set the height as a global variable (outside the functions) but it seems it can't as it doesn't know the height as the HTML has not initialized yet.
I'm writing in Cold Fusion, but using a little java script to create the sliding effect. It's from a sliding open list function in another site, and I tried to just hack my current needs in there.
I'll slideUp a div, load some ajax, then slideDown the result.In the result, there are two more divs (navigation and 'subcontent' containers)I have links in the navigation div that should fadeIn new content (via ajax) into the subcontent container.Now, the fadeIn fadeOut functions operate correctly _until_ I use a slide on the larger div. If I slide at all, everything turns into a slide, even within the subcontainers. I'm not sure what's going on.ere's an example structure for the divs:
<div id="globalnav">Anchors/Links for the maincontent div</div> <div id="maincontent">"maincontent" should slide open and closed. <div id="nav">Anchors/Links in here</div>
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?