...I have an element (for example <div>) that i displayed in my browser is overflowed and overflow is hidden.Now after displaying browser when I move my mouse over to it, I want to add a border to the <div> using jQuery Code:.css("border","2px solid red"). But the problem is::: at left side and top side border is added but at bottom and right border not added since these 2 sides overflowed.
How would that be?something like this?:
if ($(this).(BORDER-COLOR PROPERTY?) == "#990033")
{
alert("Yes, border color is #990033");
[code]....
I thought this would be fairly easy. I want a line to be displayed on the bottom of each book image when the mouse pointer moves over them. I am using IE 8 and keep getting this error message: "Object Doesn't support this property and method"
Code:
<!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]....
What I want to do is change the border of several images on the page to show a 4px border. There are many images on the page so I just want to call the changeborder() function on the onClick event so as the image that has been clicked changes. However, I don't think using this.style.border to identify the element works when placed within the function. That is, how do I identify, from the function, which image has been clicked? My current code (which does not work) looks like this but I am sure its possible to gather what i'm trying to achieve:
<script type="text/javascript">
function changeborder()
{
this.style.border='4px solid red'
}
</script>
<img style="border: 1px solid #F4F4F4;" onclick="changeborder()" src="images/colours/010.jpg" border="0">
is there a way how to detect if mouse is over the border table and over cell border? and if yes, when user click and host button and move mouse cursor (to increase cell width) which event should i detect ?
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Adjust the CSS margins of the BODY element with the first slider. The yellow P (paragraph) element resizes to fit its smaller containing block, as I would expect.
Then, adjust the CSS border or padding of the BODY element with the second and third sliders. The P element does not resize, though its origin changes. Instead, it overflows its containing block.
Finally, adjust the margins again. The P element snaps back into its containing block.
As you can see from the source, this is jQuery 1.6.4 and jQueryUI 1.8 pulled from googleapis.com.
Edit: Client is Google Chrome16.0.889.0 dev-m.
've been grinding this for days and nothing seems to work. I'm using a JQuery script (or a variant) called the bx.Slider [URL].. It works well. It's all positioned properly. I use my own prev/next images, and there is the ugly blue border around them in IE 8 only. I've tried removing the border, both in the js file (jquery.bxSlider.min.js), in my own syle sheets where you can style the js created classes, or inline, in the tags themselves... None have worked in any way, shape or form.
Maybe I am looking in the wrong places, but I can't seem to find the answer. Does anyone know of a trick or two regarding this?
I've been searching for a way to get border-radius working in Internet Explorer by using JavaScript or a JavaScript library like jQuery. With so many browsers now supporting border-radius, it just seems silly to me that we use all this extra markup just for rounded corners in IE.
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I imagine this is trivial - in fact it must have been asked before, I just can't find the answer. I have looked.I have a dotted bottom border defined on my link hovers, like so [code]
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#container {
width:400px;
border:1px solid red;
}
I was not able to get the value using $("#container").css("border"), but $("#container").css("width") is ok,
I'm trying to animate a rounded border of a div. In this post someone posted an solution which works in Chrome and Safari (didn't test it yet in IE), but for sure doesn't work in FF:
Code:
$("selector")
.css({
WebkitBorderTopLeftRadius: 10,
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See the table code below. Because this table is created by a third party application, I can't modify their code. So, I'm stuck trying to find other ways to change the table styles. I figured jQuery would be a great way to accomplish this, but I can't figure out the correct code. Can someone show me how to change all cells, or certain cells (dddefault and ddlabel) to have a border? I've gotten close, but it only affects the first cell.
<TABLE CLASS="datadisplaytable" SUMMARY="This layout table is used to present the weekly course schedule." WIDTH="80%">
<TR>
<TH CLASS="ddheader" scope="col" > </TH>
<TH CLASS="ddheader" scope="col" > Monday </TH>
[code]....
I am trying to create a border effect on hover so when the use hovers over a link the css border changes color to create some interactivity and also as a point of reference too.
Here is the code so far I just do not know how to implement the fade effect for the border to fade on hover;
Is there any way that I can simply change this code to work with it.
$(document).ready(function(){
$(".recentbot3, .recentLeft, .recentbot2, .recentcol1, .recentcol2, .recentbotLeft").hover(function(){
$(".recentbot3, .recentLeft, .recentbot2, .recentcol1, .recentcol2,
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I have to ad a line between some rows, but not for the first col.the table has:table { border-collapse: collapse }that is fix and I can not change it.the following sample code draws the lines nicely in IE6 but in FF there'sjust nothing (also used color here, to see if the selectors are right):
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
<title>Unbenanntes Dokument</title>
[code]....
autocomplete border for suggestion list is not showing properly when i am changing it's width.
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window.open('gallery/pic1.jpg','windowname','width=775,height=550,resiz able=yes,scrollbars=yes,top=10,left=10');
....my web page displays a picture with a white border around it. Is there a
way to get rid of the white border? I want to continue to link directly to
my image (pic1.jpg) and not to an HTML page. The reason for this is because
if I link directly to an HTML page then I seem to have problems with pop-up
blockers.
how do i put a red border around an input box with a class of .input1 if it goes into this loop??
if(firstName=='' || firstName.length < 3 || firstName=='First Name:' ){
error = 'Please enter your first name';
$j('#errormsg').html('<p class="errors">'+ error +'</p>');
return false;
}
Wondered if you could let me know if I've missed something when setting up a
table.
If I use the following:
<TABLE WIDTH=500 BORDER=1>
<TR><TD>fred</TD></TR>
<TR><TD>fred</TD></TR>
<TR><TD>fred</TD></TR>
<TR><TD>fred</TD></TR>
</TABLE>
All 4 sides of all of 4 table cells have a border 1 pixel in depth -
perfect!
If I change this to:
<TABLE WIDTH=500 STYLE="border: 1px dashed black">
<TR><TD>fred</TD></TR>
<TR><TD>fred</TD></TR>
<TR><TD>fred</TD></TR>
<TR><TD>fred</TD></TR>
</TABLE>
I only get a border on the outer 'wall' of the table - no borders on the
cells!!!
Due to the project I'm working on, I'm dynamically creating rows and cols in
DOM, I'd really like to just specify that all of the cols/rows have a border
in one go like the old table method rather than having to define the border
style for each cell.
I can't use the old table method of BORDER=1 because I need the dashed style
rather than a solid border. Any ideas on how I can do this?
I have the following problem:
An input field get a border assigned by a style class (e.g. 2px solid red).
When the field gets the focus, we set the border to green.
element.style.border = "2px solid green";
When the field looses the focus, the border should change back to red.
We just want to remove the style we have set, when the field has got the
focus, so that the style class is visible again.
element.style.border = "";
Under Firefox that works but not under IE.
We have changed to the class mode, because we don't want to save the
previous setting and restore it later.
Is there a possibility to remove the style (especially the border style)
under IE, so that the style of the assigned class is visible again?
element.style.removeAttribute doesn't seem to work, but may be I make
something wrong? Code:
Can someone point me to some resources on how to tile an image to create a
border?
<td><img src="images/MTile.png" width="1" height="30" alt=""></td>
I have something like that where I need to repeat x times where x depends on
the width of the browser. (Not sure if its a good idea to use a bitmap of
width 1 but I could use one that is larger and then use both(e.g., maybe one
that is 10 pixels wide and repeat that as needed and let the 1 pixel wide
one get the rest(I have some "ends" on the border that I need to display too
so it sorta needs to be exact))
Not sure how to do this with js(just learning it) but obviously I just need
to get the width of the border and then figure out how many times I need to
repeat the code.
I have several issues I am wondering about though. First off is that I have
used photoshop imageready to create a roll over menu bar but in firefox when
I use the down state it leaves a selection rectangle around the image but in
IE it does not do this. It does not look nice in firefox and I'm sure there
is some way to prevent it. (for some reason it selects it when you click the
menu item and this probably can be turned off using css?)
Another issue, which isn't a big deal, is that I'm using symmetric bitmaps
to "cap" the border. I was wondering if it is possible to flip the image
using html or js so that I don't have to have a seperate image for it?
I am using DOM table insertrow as such:
Code:
var _table = document.getElementById("TableList").insertRow(0);
_table.border = 1;
var cell0 = _table.insertCell(0);
var cell1 = _table.insertCell(1);
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but it does not seem to work. how to get a border on the individual row?
Below is the routine I am using that when invoked swaps images for other images:
<script>
function swapImage(swapContName) {
if (swapContName == 'mainImage1') {
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But one of the images I would like to vanish (using the empty spacer.gif) has a border:
<img id="instructflag" border="1" src="FLAG.gif" width="23" height="15" align="left">
It must have this black border, but when it gets swapped for a blank, I am left with the black square. how to vanish the border along with the graphic?(I have some vague idea that "border" is not used any more, but anyway...).
I am using Dreamweaver to open a pop up window when you click in a thundnail to make the picture bigger. In Dreamweaver you have the option to specify the dimensions of the pop up window(in my case the same as the photograph). It seems to work fine in Explorer, but Safari leaves a white border along the right and bottom edges(aprox 14 pix). I have tried to do the window smaller but then in other browsers you need scroll bars. I would like the new window be exactly the same size of the photograph. Is there any easy way to control this?
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