When i add this simple function. i am not able to fade the image back n forth.
HTML Code:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
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This is a really awesome script that I'm sure all of you can put to use if you haven't yet heard of it. However, I'm trying to get it to fade a background image on my css styled navigation for my a:hover. Here is the script with a little simple tutorial on how to set it up: [URL] My only other knowledge is in PHP, so after about 2 hours of fail in this client-side language
This is the link to my site so far: [URL] You can see the script working as it is on my little yellow MW logo on the right side of the navigation. So in my scenario, I am looking to fade button.png to button-hover.png (both repeating on the x axis).
have this Multiple Image Viewer very similar, -in fact almost identical- to the one in the main page of economist.com It uses the following code and its woriking nice,
Code:
function switch_product_img(divname, divnumber, divtotal) {for (var i=1; i<=divtotal; i++) {
var showDivName = divname + '_' + i;
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I am php developer,[URL]... a fade in fade out effect (image + text) which is working very nice but Can i do this like with text on top(not on an image)and image below it like header : text below that an image
example
<table>
<tr><td> header for image</td></tr>
<tr><td> image here</td></tr>
</table>
Can you pls suggest any other script to display an html page or pages like this just the way i had defined above in fade in fade out ....
The objective is to have an image fade to another one progressivly while the mouse is over, when its not it fades back to the original, whether or not it faded to the target completely or not. That is, if it takes 1 second to fade completely to the other image, and you take your mouse off it at 0.5 seconds, it will begin to fade back to the original. I have a problem where I want to give this ability to multiple images (thumbnails) on a page, without having reams and reams of code and instead just have one function accomadate any number of images.
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I've been looking at all the various image replacement techniques..and they all seem unnecessarily complicated. I came up with:
function replaceLogo() {
document.getElementById('header').innerHTML = '<img src="/images/logo-tci.gif" />'
}
It's just replacing the layer contents at a very basic level.
This works just fine, I'm just wondering how well supported it would be across different browsers. Anyone know of a table of browsers that support innerHTML or see potential cross-browser issues with this technique?
I have been trying all morning to put a basic slideshow into my site from the below link[URL]... am pretty new to this and having to host my images on Photobucket as I use Big Cartel. I cannot figure out where to put the image links and do they need -
<a href=" " ></a> or just direct links?
I'm trying to build a slideshow page in Javascript. It's dynamically built and all of that is working, but the Javascript timing is giving me trouble. First, a PHP script builds an array of Image objects to preloads. I have a 'Loading pictures....' message appear in the foreground of the page. This message should disappear after the final image has been preloaded.
I'm using Javascript's onLoad() event of the last image to change the message's CSS div display property to hidden, but it always executes immediately, even though the browser is obviously still working. Is there a way just to tell Javascript "do not proceed with the rest of the code until this task has finished"?
I have 3 thumbs, and when I click on one of the thumb, the background of my site has to fade to the same image as the thumb. This code is working for me, but it is fading to white first, and after it fades to the new background.
function changeback(backname){
var newsrc = "<?=SITE_WEBDIR?>img/bg/"+backname;
$('#backimg').fadeOut(300, function(){
$(this).attr('src',newsrc).bind('onreadystatechange load', function(){
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I want to let the background fade to the new background directy, and not a white background first.
I'm making a landing page and wanted to fade a css background image (actually 2 of that part of my divs)
<body>
<div id="outer_wrapper">
<div id="inner_wrapper">
<div class="content_info"></div>
</div>
</div>
I couldn't find an exact example or of a way to do this. I've been struggling on this for hours. All I'm trying to do is fade in those divs after a certain time has passed (like 5secs after the page loads)
I try to get an image to fade in after it has been loaded, but I can't get it to work. This is how the code look with the loading part:
$("#bild1").click(function(){
$("#main_image").attr("src","bild1.jpg"); });
After the image is loaded, I want it to fade in. How is that done? I have tried to add fadeIn but not working.
So I wrote a code to simply display an image when a link is rolled over:
[URL]
The problem (which you may have already noticed) is that when you rollover the two links fast, the images appear below each other. What I want to do is find a way to make the images appear on top of each other so it will look more like they're crossfading without changing the shape of the site.
I'm looking for a little snippet that will fade a new image if you click on the image.
So i have an image in a div, when you click on the image a new image will fade in, i have 3 images and and you can click as much as i you like, so it has to loop some way..
javascript and jquery ignorance. Im building a simple photo gallery and would like an image to fade in. I need the image to only fade in once the image has fully loaded.Here is what i have so far
function fade() {
$("#Picture").fadeIn("600");
}
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I wrote a couple of lines of code to simply fade in an image when a user rolls over a link:
[URL]
The only problem (which you probably already noticed) is that when you rollover the links quickly, the image appears below the other for a quick second until it completely fades away. I want each image to appear on top of each other when the user rolls over a link fairly fast, so it doesn't change the shape of the website like that. In other words it will look like they crossfade pretty much.
At the end of my code below (9 lines up from thebottom) I have an image that fades in. I would like the sameimage to fade out after hover instead, but im unsure if this is possible due to the nature of my page.
<!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>
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I've two images: test1.jpg and test2.jpg
I'd like to change the src of <img src="test1.jpg"> to src="test2.jpg" with the mouseover function adding it the fade effect.
I'm trying to use jQuery to produce something similar to this flash example [url]although I'd like the effect to be somewhat more controlled.
In a nutshell, what I'm trying to achieve is a 3 x 4 grid of (12) images which appears to load in a random order and then 1 by 1 (again in random order) fade out to be replaced by another image. I'd like the effect to be quite subtle, smooth and calming with the timing between image fades to be fairly even.
All images would be pulled from a folder on my webserver. I don't want the same image to be visible more than once at any time, although I don't mind repeating images as long as they're not already in the grid - hopefully that makes sense?
Ideally I'd like only one image to be changing at any given time with a pause before the next image starts to fade into new image.
The way I've been trying to tackle this so far is to use 12 different instances of a jquery image fade laid out in a CSS grid.
There are a few problems with my approach so far;
Doesn't appear random
Timing - multiple squares change at same time. (I only want one image to change at a time)
Same image often repeated at same time within grid
Its not long before a pattern emerges and you can tell which image will change next.
I'm sure this must be possibly, but my math or scripting skills aren't quite there yet.
Ive used this tutorial code...
But when I hover over the Wrapper DIV the Description DIV also fades.
I want the Description DIV to remain at 100 opacity even when I hover over the wrapper.
Is that possible?
I'm trying to create an effect where you click on a thumbnail image, and the link to the thumbnail will replace the main image, but fade it in. This is the code I'm currently using:
$(".thumbs a").click(function(e) {
e.preventDefault();
$imgURL = $(this).attr("href");
$(".boat_listing .mainGallery").fadeIn(400, function() {
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This works and replaces the image without a fade effect. What do I need to change to get the fadeIn effect to work?
Basically, i've got a very large website as the client wanted a fancy horizontally scrolling one. As such the images/javascript effects take a little while to load.Basically i'd want an animated gif to act as a loading image and then once the website has completed loading the whole page fades in (this includes all images, text, javascript functions etc etcI can do it when loading an image but am stuck with how to do it for say a whole website.
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... with a JQuery equivalent? If so, could someone point me in the right direction as I'm new to JQuery.
I'm working on a simple mouseover function to swap div/image fade IN and OUT and I'm getting this white flicker in between. It seems like the fadeIn waits for the fadeOut to start, hence the flicker. I've searched and found solutions, but can't implement them correctly as I am more of a beginner with JS and jQuery.
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I have a query. What is the best way to fade in an image on a page load so that the image is visible if javascript is not supported and does not jump around all over the place if it is supported. What I have found is that I can make it work using either document ready or on window onload however the images all load first and the page goes all crazy for a few seconds before the script actually does what it is supposed to. What I do not want to do is hard code the css display as none for the image as a property as either an element style or in the css file. The reason being that if the script does not run... the image will never load.
OPTION 1
$(
document
).ready (
function (){
$('#logo'
).hide().
fadeIn(
3000
);});
OPTION 2
window.onload =
function(){
$('#logo').
hide().fadeIn(
3000 );};
I have a div, which I would like some images to rotate as the background-image so it is a slideshow. In additional, I want a fade in/out effect between the image transition.
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