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ok, can be solved with: containerStyle: { position: 'relative', overflow: 'visible' }...
Go through below jsfiddle. http://jsfiddle.net/uruwf/3/ Hope It would help you. I have tested it in IE - 9 and above, Google Chrome latest one and firefox - 31.0. Its working...
This is not code, but some kind of nonsense: eventSelected - where it come from? Do you meant selector = selector.substring(0, selector.length - 2);? $("td.filters a") - I don't see...
This will do the trick, modify the width/height/marginTop and marginBottom increments/decrements as needed: (Working Example) $(document).ready(function () { $('#myImg').load(function(){ setInterval(function(){ $('#myImg').animate({'marginTop':"-=35px"},"slow"); $('#myImg').animate({'marginTop':"+=35px"},"slow");...
Simple. Add one class for your table and apply the styles through css. var $table="<table class='mystyles' border=5><tbody><tr>" + "<td>" + f.Clue + "</td></tr>" + "<tr><td>" + f.Answer + "</td></tr>" +...
The mouseout event triggers as soon as your mouse leaves that target element or enters a child element. IE has a proprietary mouseleave event that only gets triggered when the...
Add the below lines to your CSS: white-space: nowrap; /* will prevent the default wrapping of text to next line */ overflow-x: auto; /* will make horizontal scroll-bar appear only...
You can use this: $('table tbody tr').click(function () { $(this).siblings().removeClass('clickedRow'); } it will remove your css class from all sibling rows...
First you have to validate your HTML code by adding <td> tags inside the <tr> instead of adding the text directly to the row and adding the <th> tags inside...
Try this code $(".navbar-inverse .navbar-nav > ul > li > a").click(function() { $(".navbar-inverse .navbar-nav > ul > li > a").removeClass("active"); $(this).addClass("active"); }); Check this Demo...
If you don't want to change your HTML or CSS, change your JQuery to this: $(document).ready(function () { $('.showHide').click(function() { $(this).next().find('li').slideToggle('slow'); }); }); EDIT: Here is a basic version with...
There are a lot of jQuery plugins you can use, just google for "select plugin jquery". One of my fav. is DropKick....
Since you are adding more than one property to your jQuery .css() tag, you will need to edit your .css() syntax like this: $('.associate-wrapper').find('.bx-wrapper').css({'position': 'absolute', 'margin-top': '30px'}); JSFiddle with above...
The localStorage object stores the data with no expiration date. The data will not be deleted when the browser is closed, and will be available the next day, week,...
Well, I found the solution: there is a small jQuery plugin, called imagesLoaded. It triggers a callback after all the selected child images have been loaded. The problem was that...
An IFRAME is technically another window, so the CSS for the outer window cannot be applied to the HTML within the framed HTML document. Auto-resizing is possible, providing communication is...
here is my suggestion: Use an ID for "dummy", if you have more than one "dummy" in your dom-tree you get an array with html elements from jquery. $(document).ready(function() {...
you can use regular expressions. These two regexp checks if text contain "John" (anywhere) and ends with "1": $('#myTable').find('td').each(function() { var str = $(this).text(); if (str.match("John") && str.match("1$") ) {...
You can do this very easily with jquery slideToggle: $("#ShowAboutButton").click(function(){ $("#About").slideToggle(); }); JSFIDDLE...
http://jsfiddle.net/NdD8E/ see the jsfiddle for the answer. jQuery(function(){ jQuery('#0').click(function(){ jQuery('#overlay1').toggle(); }); jQuery('#1').click(function(){ jQuery('#overlay2').toggle(); }); jQuery('#2').click(function(){ jQuery('#overlay3').toggle(); }); jQuery('#3').click(function(){...
You can achive this by removing float and making your div like this. div { background-color: #ff0; padding:2px; font-size:12px; word-wrap: break-word;//this one too. incase the word becomes too long. display:...
This might help. Using the grid inside the modal to separate the fixed div from the rest of your content. $('.launch-scroll').on('click', function(e) { $('#modal-scroll').modal({ show: true }); }); .modal {...
Try this: var elem = $(location.hash).css('background-color', '#FC9A24'); setTimeout(function() { elem.css({"background-color":"transparent", "transition":"background-color 0.5s ease"}); }, 2000); ...
I think you could position each images on dom ready like this : $(".carousel-inner img").each(function(i, e){ var pic_height = $(e).height(); var should_height = $(e).parents('.item').height(); var pad = (should_height - pic_height...
You can't directly fade-in the background image property of an element. Instead, you can fade in an entire element, so create a div that contains the background image, and fade...
you can write like this: #outer #Inner{ font-size:15px; } OR you can use !important if nothing works. span{ font-size:15px !important; } ...
Question 1 Bind the events after popover content be loaded, using event shown.bs.popover: $('#mapbutton').on('shown.bs.popover', function () { $('#mapMinus').click(MyMap.ZoomOut); $('#mapPlus').click(MyMap.ZoomIn); $('#mapLeft').click(MyMap.GoLeft); [...] }) ** UPDATE: Creating your own "popover", by reusing...
When you look at the Grid system, you will see, that it is geared towards div elements. When you replace the ul with div class="row" and the li elements with...
This should be what you need. No need to target the iFrame contents then select everything inside. You can just put the mouseover on the iFrame itself. $(function () {...
I just modified some selectors and now its working as you want it to work. $(function(){ $('ul#menu li a, ul#menu li ul li a').on('click', function(){ if($(this).parent().children('.drop').size() > 0) { $("ul.drop").slideUp();...