I have a div with some content in it, within the content there's an anchor and when you click it all the content but the anchor itself should fadeTo('slow', 0.2);
I have an application which removes an image from within a paragraph,wraps that image in a div and places it in front of theparagraph.I now want to remove that paragraph.Why doesn't the following use of remove() not achieve my objective?I've tested the length - it is 0, yet the remove doesn't happen.
<tt>var parnt = $(this).parent();<x-tab></x-tab><x-tab> </x-tab>//the parent p
how to put a paragraph in a json file? you cannot have values that are on multiple lines. Is there a way? example, in my chap_17.json file,I have to put the paragraph on 1 line: { "id": "7", "title": "“Purse Snatcher”", "illustrationurl": "../../Img/Illustrations/pursesnatcher25.jpg",
I want to assign a text to P tag (paragraph) in HTML to assign a link to a source I wrote that: success :function(data){$('#X1_img').attr('src',data['image']['url']);} what function should I use to assing a text to the <P> tag
I have code that initially sets a radio button and then changes some paragraph text based on the value of the radio button. After this initial setting, I want the user to be able to change the radio buttons and get changes to the paragraph text. Currently, the code allows a change to the radio button and it shows on the screen, but the value does not change so the paragraph text does not change. I tracked this down by looking at alerts. How do I get the click on the radio button to register a change in the radio button value in jQuery? Here's the simplified code.
$(function() { //Initialize country $('input[name="country"]:first').attr('checked', 'checked'); //Set first radio button (United States) alert('|' + $('input[name="country"]').attr("selected", true).val() + '|1st'); //Enable changes to the country selection and change page text as the selections change $('input[name="country"]').change(function () // change the page per this logic switch ($('input[name="country"]').attr("selected",true).val()) { case 'United_States': alert('|' + $('input[name="country"]').attr("selected", true).val() + '|3rd'); $('#stateMessage').text('Select a state or territory of the United States.'); break; case 'Canada': alert('|' + $('input[name="country"]').attr("selected", true).val() + '|4th'); $('#stateMessage').text('Select a province or territory of Canada.'); break; default: $('#stateMessage').text('Test - all other'); }; }).change(); // not clear what this change() does. Its in a jQuery example, but code works w or w/o it. // Autocomplete jQuery code here which works }); <p><label for="country">1. Click a country: </label> <input type="radio" id="unitedStates" name="country" value="United_States">United States <input type="radio" id="canada" name="country" value="Canada">Canada</p <p id="stateMessage"> 2. This text should change as radio buttons change.</p>
I am using Pictureslidesand I would like to know how to write HTML (paragraphs and links) within the Javascript on line 29 of the code below: Code: 01. <script type="text/javascript"> 02. jQuery.PictureSlides.set({ 03. // Switches to decide what features to use 04. useFadingIn : true, 05. useFadingOut : true, 06. useFadeWhenNotSlideshow : true, 07. useFadeForSlideshow : true, 08. useDimBackgroundForSlideshow : true, 09. loopSlideshow : false, 10. usePreloading : true, .....
I want to read the ID from an anchor tag and then insert it into the parent paragraph tag.This is to be repeated for all paragraphs on the page that contain anchor tags. The script is intended to run on page load.I developed the following script but it doesn't work.I got the process to work for a single paragraph but once I modifiedthe script to attempt to loop it failed.I've looked around for examples to use as learning but can't anything that matches my needs.
I'm a kind of beginner in this thing but I really need something to be done I want the option of a drop-down list to change the content of a paragraph <p> it worked but I can't select another option after I choose one....this is the code...
<script> function change() { if (document.getElementById('list').value = 'Change')
it is possible to align a paragraph of text so it is placed in the middle of any browser window, using only html and css. Can this be done without js? If not, how much javascript will I need to know in order to do that?
I've done a script where a paragraph expands when the expand button is clicked (plus.gif) and contracts when the same button is clicked again. Only problem is I want the icon to change to a minus icon (minus.gif) once it the paragraph has expanded. I'll obviously need to include this in the script, however I'm not sure how to go about it. Collapsed: [URL] Expanded: [URL]
Here is the HTML: <script type="text/javascript" src="expandCollapse.js"></script> <a href="javascript:void(0" onclick="return toggleMe('para2')" style="color:#ec008c"><p><img src="images/plus.gif" border="0" hspace="6" vspace="0" /></a><strong><font size="3">Beginners 2</font></strong></p> <div id="para2" style="display:none"><p>*</p> <p>Students can progress to this level upon completion of the Beginners 1. You will be taught slightly more complex pole tricks and combinations that require all the strength and agility you have gained so far. This is when you will go upside down on the pole, and how to come down gracefully!</p> <p>*</p> <p><o:p></o:p></p> <p>Cost: $220.00</p> <p>*</p> <p><o:p></o:p></p> <p>Length: 1 Hour</p> <p>*</p> <p><o:p></o:p></p> <p>Duration: 8 Weeks<o:p></o:p></p> <p><o:p>*</o:p></p></div>
And here is the current javascript in 'expandCollapse.js': function toggleMe(a){ var e=document.getElementById(a); if(!e)return true; if(e.style.display=="none"){ e.style.display="block" } else { e.style.display="none" } return true; }
I am developing an application using AJAX and CSS. I have a webpage in which i have some hyperlinks. I want that when ever some one move the cursor on some link, than mini preview should be loaded before clicking. I have done that but problem is that i want just the ist paragraph of the target webpage not the whole page. I dont want images in my preview window.
I am NOT a coder; I have managed to attain a decent comfort level with (X)HTML and CSS over the course of the last few years, and I recently bought PHP and JavaScript books with the intention of learning both of those. But at the moment, my skills are akin to a child who is still learning the alphabet. Second, a little background: I am currently in the midst of designing forms to be used on a newspaper website. At the moment, the newspaper uses paper forms that people fill out for announcements such as weddings, engagements, births, child birthdays, etc. But due to an ever-shrinking budget, they'd like to find a way for people to enter the information online and have it arrive at the newspaper in a format that is as close to "ready to print" as possible.
My first experiment was the child's birthday form: [URL] PHPMailer-FE, I was able to set up a PHP template that emails the form info in paragraph form, so that it arrives in my inbox as "Peter Smith celebrated his seventh birthday December 31" rather than "Name: Peter Smith. Celebrate: Celebrated. Gender: His. Birthday: Seventh. Date: December 31." Okay, here's where the JavaScript comes in: I would love to have a "preview" button so that people submitting the form can double-check to make certain that the announcement will read correctly (especially to be sure that they haven't missed any he/she or his/her choices). Which means that I'd like to have, say, a pop-up window that shows the announcement as it will run: "Peter Smith celebrated his seventh birthday December 31." Once people have previewed the announcement, they can then send it to us at the newspaper. Is there a way to accomplish this in JavaScript that can be done by someone who has almost no working knowledge of JavaScript?
I am trying to develop this expanding content as you can see here:
http:[url]....
You see when you click on the title, any text below it will slide down and reveal more content, with nice fade-in. Everything works well for me except that when the page is loading, you can see all the hidden contents before they hide themselves. This content should always be hidden.
I have an electronics site on which I have a code generator. Im an stuck on how to acheive something.
I will simplify what I want to do, so I can then adapt it to my code. I have a paragraph of text on the web page, on which I want to change some words with in the paragraph depending on 2 radio buttons.
Example (radio buttons & short paragraph):
(Radio Button) Apples (checked) (Radio Button) Bananas "Welcome to jakes fruit shop. You have selected apples today" (apples being the word that would change if the banana radio button is checked)
Here is the code generator if your interested. [URL] What I actually want to do is put other 'fixed' text in the input text area (near botton of page) with only the config line changing.
And If I can be shown how to do the short example above, i think I will be able to edit my generator and get it to do what i want it to do.
I have a list of paragraphs that all need to say the same thing. Each has it's own ID and class (each one has a different font color) and I need a co-worker to be able to type a phrase or name into a form field & hit "go" and have it update all of the paragraphs to reflect that text in the various colors. I also need it to have a predetermined default phrase.
Example: Welcome Home (in blue) Welcome Home (in red) Welcome Home (in green) Welcome Home (in black) Welcome Home (in yellow) etc.
I already have the framework set up (with the colors and everything) it's just a matter of changing the contents of the paragraph-tag.
