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There is no direct way to prevent bubbling down. You have to use event.target.id to differentiate the purple div with others, Try this, $("#purple").click(function(e){ if(e.target.id == "purple") { alert("purple clicked.!");...
Hey, to prevent the highlighting you can use CSS: * { -webkit-user-select: none; -moz-user-select: none; user-select: none; } To prevent default actions (which may be the cause of your cursor...
Why don't you use JqueryUi DatePicker: http://jqueryui.com/demos/datepicker/ Click View Source to show how it's done. You can have as many DatePickers as you want...
You can always write some of the native (JavaScript) code yourself: public class CssAnimation { public static native void registerCssCallback( Element elem, AsyncCallback<Void> callback) /*-{ elem.addEventListener("webkitAnimationEnd", function() {...
I might be mistaken but I am sure that there is no such thing than a "change event" for CSS styles. In some modern browsers there is a DOMSubtreeModified event,...
links.Length IMHO should be length (small letter) this.setAttribute("class","a_hover"); (use this, there was a missing '"') window.onload = function() { links = document.getElementsByTagName("a"); //Getting ALL of the <a> tags for(var...
You should keep your styles in a CSS file except when absolutely necessary (i.e. changing opacity with Javascript). Add a CSS file to your website (or use an existing file...
You can do the following: Set callback with setTimeout with the minimal time, 1 millisecond for example. Do your CSS operations. Your callback will be invoked as fast as CSS...
You need to set the webkit transform origin. Basically, when you scale up it will originate from the center. This means the offset will be wrong. 0,0 will start in...
If your onClick function is called as "configurator(this);", then you passed it the element itself, not the ID of the element. function configurator(clicked) { // document.getElementById(clicked); // doesn't work because...
One way I know of to be able to access the link would be to set the pointer-events to none on the #cursor-block div. jsFiddle example #cursor-block { ...
What can I write so that the delete function can detect which div in the class "close_button" triggered the function? To do this I would first recommend having each element...
IDs should be unique. Don't change them. Use classes instead in Css replace the # to . like the following: .account_holder{ background: url('{{ STATIC_URL }}images/main-account-holder.png')no-repeat; background-size:100%;-moz-background-size: cover; background-size: cover;-o-background-size: cover;...
This is commonly done via JavaScript. Maybe jQuery UI Dialog is something you could use? Generally what you want to do is: Prepare your div with content and make it...