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Here's the JSFiddle for the effect you were going for: https://jsfiddle.net/d1xzc4jf/7/ Here's the relevant jQuery code: $(window).bind('mousewheel DOMMouseScroll', function(event){ if (event.originalEvent.wheelDelta > 0 || event.originalEvent.detail < 0) { console.log('scrolling down');...
Put in console.log($self); and it should appear in your browser's console. Alternatively you could put a watch on $self and a breakpoint in the browser's debug tool (F12 menu)
You can simple use $(this).val() $('#mydiv input:radio').on('change', function() { $('#test').attr('class', '').addClass($(this).val()); }); $('#mydiv input:checkbox').on('change', function() { $('#test').addClass($(this).val()); //or if you use this, it will take care when unchecked //$('#test').toggleClass($(this).val()); });...
This has nothing to do with CSS or jQuery Mobile. It was being caused by another jQuery plugin I was calling. Removed the call to that plugin and everything works...
Ok, combining my answer with others' answers to hopefully address the complete solution: 1) Add the rules to an external css stylesheet (e.g. make a file called style.css with the...
you can use this code $(document).ready(function(){ $("#submitEventButton").click(function(){ //here is the line you want $("#treeFormContainer").css("min-height","50px"); var indexSelectedStatus = $("#selectStatus").val(); var selectedProjectStatusText = $("#selectStatus").text(); if($('#kmProjectInfo_name').val() == "" ) {...
if($("#meta a:contains('Hello')").length > 0){ $("#header").css("background", "red"); } JS Fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/dB66L/ :contains Selector Documentation...
Div elements, by default, try to fit their container. so the middle one will try to fit its container which is the outer div.. it is not affected by content....
Use float:left in div#sidebar-chefs div.chef-story{} Jsfiddle http://jsfiddle.net/VtvG8/3/...
You are telling the image to transition not the div containing both the image and the circled area (the link). Add the transition (and hover) to the container instead, in...
Depends on how far back you need your browser support, this is a typical use case for flex box. Keep in mind that flex box is a somewhat new CSS...
I think you've massively overcomplicated things (don't worry, it happens!). The width in percentage is simply 100 / number of cells. For example, if you had 5 cells, 100 /...
It's done through flash. If you right click on the menu you can see it. But It's possible to do somewhat similar with HTML/CSS/CSS3. Also JavaScript framework like jQuery will...
Your css display none is correct but I think you should change: if ($(this) == 'menu-btn-a') { To: if ($(this).attr('id') == ''menu-btn-a') { Or you can solve this entirely in...
The property name to use is "css", not "style". Also the value should be an object whose properties are the CSS properties to set. $('#newuserSelect') .append($('<option>', { value: "0", title:...
Try to to change your z index every time after you drag with start options $( function() { var a = 1; $( ".child" ).draggable({ containment: "#parent", start: function(event, ui)...
$('a').click(function(){ $('html, body').animate({ scrollTop: $( $.attr(this, 'href') ).offset().top }, 500); return false; }); Working fiddle :) Code from here...
Demo 1 Demo 2 background-size: cover; or background-size: 100% 100%; $(function(){ var xxx ="http://www.atecs.biz/img/nav_gradient.png"; $("#x").click(function(){ $('#x').css({'background':' url('+xxx+') no-repeat','cursor':'pointer','border':' none','background-size':'cover'}); }); }); ...
JQuery Mobile has a CSS rule that sets border-width for all images inside a link to 0. To have borders on listview thumbnails, you need to override the border-width and...
Here is an arrow with pure CSS. Supported by all browsers. It took me less than a minute to make.. jsFiddle HTML <div class="arrow"> <div class="line"></div> <div class="point"></div> </div> CSS...
Looking at the jQuery UI library, I see that the <ul> element is used to show the suggestions. jQuery UI appends this element by default to the HTML document and...
I'm not sure if you wanted the sub-menu to appear on hover, but it's pretty trivial using straight CSS by adding these 2 classes: .header-nav-menu li > ul { display:...
http://jsfiddle.net/cwolves/GaEeG/2/ C'est Voila! (won't work in IE, and the image has to be on the same domain as the site, so no external images -- hence the reason I used...
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');...
Are you looking something like this: if (window.location.href.indexOf("#showcity") > -1) { $(".city").css('display','block'); } ...
Just define transitions by default: SCSS #nav-toggle { position: relative; z-index: 9000; float: right; margin: 15px 15px 0 0; background-color: transparent; border: none; outline: 0; -webkit-transition: all 0.5s ease; -moz-transition:...
You could use something like the following, but i would advise you to rethink your css (class) - structure as @Tushar suggested! [['.class1', '.class2'], ['.class3', '.class4']].forEach(function(value) { $(value[0]).mouseenter(function(event) { $(value[1]).addClass("highlight");...
Exactly the same way you are loading jquery and jquery-ui. Create a text file, save it as .css and as .js respectively, use a link and script tag to get...
You have something very similar to this already in your JQuery, where you set the nav opacity based on the scroll position: if (scrollDistance >= 0 && scrollDistance < firstFade)...
Just use: $('#button1').click( function(){ $('#myEltId span').css('border','0 none transparent'); }); Or, if you prefer the long-form: $('#button1').click( function(){ $('#myEltId span').css({ 'border-width' : '0', 'border-style' : 'none', 'border-color' : 'transparent' }); });...