Vertical Scrollbar And Sliding - Move The Scroll Bar On The Right To The Bottom And Then Click On Description Again
Mar 7, 2010
The link is here [URL] Click on description. Move the scroll bar on the right to the bottom and then click on description again. Instead of the thumbnails scrolling up to hide the description, the main image and header move down. Any tips on addressing this. My brains are a bit frazzled at the moment. Do I need to fix the vertical scroll position somehow. What properties do I need to be looking at? (Note : I'm currently animating the height property of the description box.) Second question. I did have auto margins in the wrapper centering the page. When you click on description it causes the scrollbar on the right to appear, which shifts the page over to the left. I've since fixed the margin, but again is there a way around this so that I can center the page again?
I am trying to include Dock MAC style Menu in my page which is floating.Here I am facing a problem is, when we hover on menu icon, without scrolling page at bottom, the menu iconsare not getting bigger in size, as it should be.And when you reached at bottom, moving scrollbar down, those icon gets bigger when we hoverI have placed the script just before the end of body tag. I also tried placing the code in starting of body tag, then the reverse thing happen. The icon gets bigger without moving scrollbar down and when we move to bottom, or scroll, the effects lost.
I am working on a ajax chat system right now and I've ran into a little problem. I have no idea how to go about doing this but I know there has to be a way of doing this because I've seen it done before on other ajax chats I've seen. How do I ago about moving the scrollbar of a div to the bottom so that it shows the last that has been entered into the chat.
If you need me to explain more then just let me know. But basically I'm wanting the scrollbar when it overflows in the window of a div to go and to the bottom when someone enters something new to the chat.
My div has this CSS on it: {height:300px;overflow-y:scroll;overflow-x:hidden;}
After loading some content with append() I want the scrollbar to move to the bottom of the div so the last row of the recently added content is visible, as if the user had moved the scrollbar to the bottom manually. I have tried all the obvious solutions: //lets assume I've got the height as vHeight from scrollHeight and it equals 800 $(elem).scrollTop(vHeight); $(elem).attr('scrollTop',vHeight); $(elem).animate({scrollTop: 800}, 'slow');
None works. I also tried using the DOM as in document.getElementById('elemId').scrollTop = vHeight. Nothing sets the scrollTop property.
I thought this would be easy but I'm stuck and I can't describe what's really simple so I've drawn a diagram. [URL]. I have a div containing an image like 1 in the diagram. I only want to show the top of the image like 2 in the diagram. When I hover over the div I want the image to scroll up to show the bottom of the image like 3 in the diagram. [URL].
Code: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "[URL]"> <html xmlns="[URL]" xml:lang="en" lang="en"> <head> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"/>
I am wanting the user to move their mouse over a word and a description should appear. Like this: [URL], move your mouse over copyright symbol, which is down in the right hand corner of the photo. Could someone please tell how to do this? I know this would need JavaScript, but not sure what to search for in a search engine.
I'm using Miller Medeiros' swffit.js script (swffit - Smart Flash Resize Script - 100% Width and 100% Height) to resize a Flash presentation. It's misbehaving slightly in IE9, and while I can overcome that with an "X-UA-Compatible" meta tag, I'd rather not introduce hacks to accommodate a current browser.For context, here's where everything ends up: Vertical Scrollbar. Click the first thumbnail. Use the little drag handle at lower right to resize the window. This works perfectly in FF3, FF4, Chrome, IE7, and IE8. But in IE9, I end up with a vertical scrollbar in the window.
In that context, there are a lot of "actors" involved, including the Highslide JS expander and the JW Player. But we can eliminate those red herrings. Here's a very stripped-down example, one that involves only swfobject.js, swffit.js, a few lines of HTML, and a boring little SWF file: SWF Fit Minimal. Change the browser window size, and you'll see that in IE9, the vertical scrollbar never goes away, unlike the result in any other browser. For this example, I'm using the swffit.js source code rather than the packed version, to make tinkering easier. The last non-beta version of swffit.js, by the way, has exactly the same problem.My guess is that there's something different about the way IE9 reports the viewport size, or about the way it responds to the resized Flash object, but I don't know how to track down those differences.
How can I detect if a scrollbar inside a DIV is at the bottom of the track?
I have a div with overflow: auto. New content is added every 5 seconds, and if the user scrolls up to see old info, after 5 seconds it scrolls to the very bottom. I am trying to make it not autoscroll if the user isn't already at the very bottom of the scrollbar track.
My page (which has the tooltips and code on) has vertical and horizontal scrollbars that only allow you to move a tiny bit. They are unnecessary and even when I remove almost all the elements of the page, the scrollbars remain. When I remove the line '<script type="text/javascript" src="scripts/jquery-1.2.2.pack.js"></script>' from my code, the scrollbars dissappear, but this line is vital for the tooltips to function. This script is available for download at the given URL above (it is in the center of the page called 'jquery-1.2.2.pack.js').
i have been coding on this vertical sliding navigation quite a while. its tested on all relevant browsers and works like a dream. id loved to show you an example of it, but the site is under development, and i, as a little coder, am not allowed to grant access to it, additionally i do not have enough time to create a testcase for everybody to see. to give you a short insight:
the site is quite long (vertically) and we wanted a small navigation (very subtle) to follow the user when scrolling. the problem was: the footer is quite long too, and we didnt want the sliding navigation to reach into it, when scrolling down the footer. in other words: i had to stop the animation when the sliding nav reached the end of the main content.so far so good, i had NO idea how to tell the animation to stop at certain conditions, other than telling it that from the start.
my solution is totally workaround and completely selfmade. but i am SURE that there is some kind of "stop animation when condition is met"-command i was totally overlooking. so please dear jquery community: tell me what i am doing wrong, and how i could improve this function.
I am customizing jquery scrollshow, it can be found originally here As you can see in the original script there are only images which scroll, now I have the description to show below each image which should also scroll as the images scroll. This description will include -
1. 'Name of the person in Image'
2.Article Title
3.Article short paragraph (Also this content will come from the db with PHP !)(Initially it can be implemented for some small dynamic text for images) To achieve that i tried to add the 'p tag' inside the image's li tag but they doesn't scroll.So I am trying to do some changes in the jquery functions they wrote. I tried this much, in the case link of wrap function
I am trying to work out a vertical multilevel sliding menu. I started using the UI accordion but I just discovered this code in an old post that works fine:
i'm using the 1.7.2/Slider and i'm quite pleased with it. The only thing that bothers me is how to change the direction of the slider when in vertical orientation. The default values are: min at bottom, max at top, but I want to reverse that, so the slider always starts from top to bottom. I tryed different things like modifying the code in ui.slider.js, but it didn't seem to work.
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. )
Here is the page I'm working on: [URL].. As you will see there are only two pictures on there now. I want the left table cell to have an up arrow and a down arrow below those pictures where the user can scroll (down and up) and see other pictures, which when clicked on will show a larger image to the right. It's setup now as you will see for the larger image to appear to the right. It's just not setup for this scroll function where the user can click on an up arrow or down arrow to make the users see the other pictures in the table cell. Also this section should not have a scrollbar show up when the pictures are being scrolled down to see. I'm not sure on how to proceed with this.
I have a roll-over image at the top of one of my web pages, I want it that when you click on it, the page moves to the bottom and sets focus in the first text-field in the first form. Its a contact button, with the first field being name, I've tried for like 3 hours solid and getting very fed up.
This is meant to be a very simple animation. Everything seems to be correct, but it doesn't seem to run. Basically it is a system where the image is 50px taller than the box it is being displayed in. When you hover over the image, the image is meant to move up via jquery to show the bottom (previously hidden) 50px and cut off the top 50px.
Here is my Site: [URL] Here is my HTML: Code: <div id="container"><div> <a class="none" href="<?php the_permalink() ?>"><img src="/themes/smo/portfolio/<?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, 'portfolio_img',true).".gif"; ?>" alt="" /></a> </div></div>
Here is the Jquery: Code: $(function(){ $("div.container div a").hover(function(){ $("img", this).stop().animate({top:"-51px"},{queue:false,duration:200}); }, function() { $("img", this).stop().animate({top:"0px"},{queue:false,duration:200}); }); I think its something to do with the container class.
Basically, i'm creating a chat script. I've got it all working apart from keeping the scroll at the bottom of the div so the newest posts show all the time.
Heres my index.php
PHP Code:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 3.2 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <?php
I'm programming a quick live help app and am trying to get the message container div, which scrolls vertically to always scroll to the bottom. Currently i am using:
[Code]....
That is run every time there is a new message appended to the container. however, while it works in all browsers i've tested it in, it seems to be completely ignored in AOL Explorer. why it is not working in that browser? Any alternative methods i could try?
is there any way to disable or lock vertical scroll bars on a browser window? im a newbie and i just don't want them to appear on my screen. sometimes they appear on IE but not on mozilla.
I'm using Jquery to power my horizontal scrolling portfolio site.[URL] I have a problem that on a smaller browser window elements becomeverticalscroll-ableand id rather it force you tore-sizerather then break the design. Using the basic CSS Overflow:Hiddenisn'tan option because it then sticks the horizontal scrollbar wherever the end of your page loads at, making anuglybar across the middle of largerresolutionscreens. I used a mootools approach thatremovesonly one of the scrollbars, but mootoolsdoesn'tplay nice with jquery in this fix.
Has anyone tried to attempt this? or am I just banging my head against a problem andover complicatingthis? I could always just make the page elements smaller, but liking my big photo presentation.
Oh and I dont mind about compatibility with IE6, im in the graphic design business, all the people im showing this too have a more modern browser or use the 64-bit IE.
