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var styleElement = document.createElement("style"); styleElement.innerHTML = "body { \n\ background: red; \n\ }"; document.body.appendChild(styleElement); Fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/maniator/zjrJ2/...
I don't know if that works in all browsers but you could append a new style-node inside your head section like this: var marginTop = ...; var node = document.createElement("style");...
What you want to do is to add a class to your header bar if you scroll to a certain point. So if you have a header called <div class="sticky-header">Your...
Add the resizeable function to the left one as well. Check my fiddle to see if that's what you meant. http://jsfiddle.net/xhaxme4c/4/ A better way to do it is to hook...
In other words I should minify and combine these also? That's the opposite of what I'm saying. There's no point spending time optimizing for dying web browsers. What you...
This is what I came up with. Basically what it does is, it encapsulates an image and a 0.5 opacity canvas on top of each other in a composite widget....
I have changed your code quite a bit: JSFidle First of all, you should do prevItem.css("right", prevItem.width()); instead of prevItem.css("left", -prevItem.width());. And CSS should be changed like this: .slideshow img:first-child...
No, LESS.js only parses stylesheet/less resource files, so obviously you can't do that inline.
Just check to see if a <link> element exists with the href attribute set to your CSS file's URL: if (!$("link[href='/path/to.css']").length) $('<link href="/path/to.css" rel="stylesheet">').appendTo("head"); The plain ol' JS method is...
Sounds like, you're looking for a plugin, do you? Maybe, this fits your needs. http://www.eyecon.ro/colorpicker/ It provides various callbacks you can interact with. They even do have some examples on...
First, you will need to add an element in which you want to change the opacity for. $('#body').on('mousemove', function(e) { var x_val = 2 * (e.pageX - $(window).scrollLeft()) / $(window).width()...
The id-selector(#myDiv) class gets more priority than the class-selector(.fade-in) in css. So the opacity property in the #myDiv gets more priority when your div has both the classes added. Just...
I wonder how could I dynamically resized the div's width to fit the text content (without wrapping)? Assuming the content would fit without overflowing, you could use a float...
You can do combinations using media queries to detect the device and target your CSS. Devices have a specific set of properties (resolution, orientation, width, height etc.) which you can...
It looks like there is no online converting tool or tutorial for converting cuic-bezier into jQuery equivalence. But I found a jQuery plugin which can serve the purpose, too. The...
i am feeling charitable today ...but in the future please try making a code by yourself and then post here if it doesn't work after a few attempts check here...
Unlike the object-fit: fill/cover, this one work on IE/Edge as well Fiddle demo html, body { margin: 0; } #wrapper{ position: relative; height: 100vh; overflow: hidden; } #featured { position:...
Use document.body.doScroll(event.wheelDelta>0?"left":"right"); Fiddle update http://jsfiddle.net/fc7yy/ Please credit Andy E from here: How to do a horizontal scroll on mouse wheel scroll?...
Your line has indeed an error, change this: $resultString .= "<div id=".table-2" class=\\\"results\\\">There are " . $result->num_rows . " results for $city, $state:<br /><br /><table>"; to this: $resultString .= "<div...
You can use following code to achieve what you want $(window).bind("load", function() { // code here });...
There are many issues with your code: menuHolder is not a valid html tag. height() is a function call which I cannot imagine should ever return the string "height". It...
Add the class on showAll on page load and fire its click event programmatcially. You can do it like this: $( "#showAll" ).click(function() { $( ".post" ).show(50); }).addClass("highlight").click(); //<------------- note...
Just add a class to the ASP.NET control and then use CSS as per the other question. The ASP.NET control will be rendered as a standard HTML list with a...
Something like this? https://jsfiddle.net/9nguoepu/7/ I just added some divs wrapping your labels and form inputs and a little css. <style type="text/css"> * { margin: 0 } .container { margin-left: auto;...
There are a couple of issues in your code: The ID for your second button should be p2 instead of p12. You have to assign your event handlers like this...
Set and check selection in concrete element: <div class="breakdownRow pointer" ng-class="{bSelection: m.selection}" ng-click="m.selection=true" ng-repeat="m in masterList"> UPDATE for selected just one - save not bool, but index selected element. ng-repeat...
it was the jScrollPane which was preventing the overflow from being hidden. Solution i have found out is by setting contentWidth: 0px of the jScrollPane element.
Something like this will help: var cssFilesArr = ["first.css", "second.css"]; function loadcssfile(cssFilesArr){ for(var x = 0; x < cssFilesArr.length; x++) { var fileref=document.createElement("link"); fileref.setAttribute("rel", "stylesheet"); fileref.setAttribute("type", "text/css"); fileref.setAttribute("href",...
Try to keep things as short and simple as possible. Replace you scripting with the jquery code below where you simply check if the scrolling postion is off set: (function(...
Since <asp:LinkButton> in asp.net renders anchor(<a>) tags in html then you can specify css for anchor(<a>) tag as: a{ color:red; } ...