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To solve your problem you must build a grid and use drag drop by taking as a reference the location of the squares of the grid. This is a simple...
Try li[tabindex="0"] a{ background-color:blue; } Currently opened tab has attribute tabindex="0" so we li[tabindex="0"] a we use li with tabindex="0" containing a tag change it's background-color and all other tabs...
I think i found some pretty quick solution for that. $('.deHover').hover(function(){ $(this).parent().css('background-color', '#008000'); }, function(){ $(this).parent().css('background-color', '#383'); }); $('.przycisk').hover(function(){ $(this).css('background-color', '#383'); }, function(){...
I'd say first, I would use the .click() property in stead of .on(). To my understanding, you have to start .on() with $(document) also, in stead of the thing to...
You can use fadeTo() function for this task: setTimeout(function () { $('#menuwrap').fadeTo('slow', 0); }, 3000); $('#menuwrap').hover(function () { $(this).fadeTo('slow', 1); }, function () { $(this).fadeTo('slow', 0); }); Demo: https://jsfiddle.net/sruLsr37/2/...
.container{ display: flex; } .half { width: 50%; background: yellow; float: left; } .quater { width: 25%; background: red; float: left; display: flex; align-items: center; } .third { width:...
On the client-side, a stylesheet is already an object; it gets parsed into a tree when the page loads. Lets say you have an HTML page starting with <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">...
Your click event works for only for .selected class. You should use #resource div click instead of .selected. Try like following. $(document).on('click', '#resource div', function() { if ($(this).hasClass('selected')) { $(this).removeClass('selected');...
Answer updated: check this fiddle, hope this is exactly what you are looking for, //html <div class="nesting"> <a href="#" class="foo-class nesting-item"><span class="glyphicon glyphicon-folder-open" area-hidden="true"></span> Foo <span class="pencil glyphicon...
Use JQuery's mousemove method. Then listen for down event. You can then apply in that callback some css transformation, also with JQuery's Animate....
span:hover { text-decoration: none; } ...
Once the for successfully sent, Then add the following line of code there $("#submit").attr('disabled', 'disabled'); /// if (data == "1") { /*Change the button text.*/ $submit.text('Sent. Thank You!'); $submit.addClass("sent"); $("#submit").attr('disabled',...
No example code, but the best I can suggest is to extract the full url in parentheses, then create an image object, set the source to that url, and then...
You can get rid of the ui-responsive-panel class and then override the panel CSS to make it always 50%: Make the panel 50% and I like to raise the z-index...
Two things. First, make sure you include a DOCTYPE. If you don't, browsers will default to quirks mode, and their interpretation of styles will be different. This way, you can...
You're using var ul = $('.lister ul') Go take a look where is your .lister and the child ul in your HTML I mean you probably want to target the...
no need for js at all: #arrow-button { width: 120px; height: 57px; background: blue; position: relative; left: 200px; cursor: pointer; } #arrow-button:before { content:""; position: absolute; width: 0; height: 0;...
Same as above in the questions: Menuitems: <div id="info"> <a href="#"><img src="./information.jpg" height="120" width="*"></img></a> </div> <div id="foto"> <a href="#"><img src="./fotos.jpg" height="120" width="*"></img></a> </div> <div...
The class qualifier is . and not :. Also as @Cupidvogel writes, it should be removeClass. $('div.readonly').removeClass('textinput'); Edit With the new requirement to handle nested cases too: $('div.readonly, div.readonly div.textinput').removeClass('textinput');...
In PHP, you can only put variables in double quote strings: $a = 'Jon'; echo "Hi $a"; // Should output 'Hi Jon' echo 'Hi $a'; // should output 'Hi $a'...
Here's what I ended up with: $('.column').each(function(i, c) { $(c).css('z-index', num - i); }); Where num is actuall the number of columns on the page, plus an arbitrary amount based...
I'd reduce that whole thing to: $("select").change(function () { $('div.box').hide(); $('div.box.'+$(this).val()).show(); }); jsFiddle example...
You could append a style element instead: $('<style media="print">#menu {display: none;}</style>').appendTo('head'); ...
Wrap them in a wrapper div with a suffisant heigth. Fiddle <div id="alert-wrapper"> <div class="alert-box success">Successful Alert !!!</div> <div class="alert-box failure">Failure Alert !!!</div> <div class="alert-box warning">Warning Alert !!!</div> </div> CSS:...
Adaptive Images may be what you are looking for. It offers dynamic resizing and caching of images based on screen size. It's very easy to implement and has very few...
The CSS COde is the same, and JQUERY is this: https://github.com/keir/jquery-ui/commit/25e55ff73df768360a2260534a4afa6e03f04fb...
The key is in the @media query. Near the bottom of the stylesheet, you'll notice @media (max-width:767px) { ... } Whatever styles you want applied universally, just remove them from...
It is pretty easy to do this with javascript/jQuery by looping through items and setting the CSS. For convenience, I have given the navbar an id of theNavbar. In the...
The first script in that article replaces the stylesheet in all <link> elements. You'll want to specify which <link> to change (as in the second example in that article which...
You can cheat by creating an element, applying the class, adding the element to the document, getting its color, then removing it. If this is all done in one code...