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I hope I understand what you mean. Here's my solution to your problem: http://jsfiddle.net/silveraven/WgL9z/10/ The most important things are: CSS: #mesanjescont{ position: relative; } .not-visible { opacity: 0 !important; }...
Updated fiddle with working example. https://jsfiddle.net/z90hg3z5/ $("ul").delegate("li", "click", function() { var inputNum = prompt("Divide By:"); if(inputNum>1){ var i; var w = $(this).width(); $(this).remove(); var newW = w/inputNum; } else {...
try this - when you generate the page buttons add some sort of page id for (i = 0; i <= numPages; i++) { $('#page-counter').append('<div class="prod-page" data-pageid="'+i+'"></div>' ); } then...
Ok, your code is amost right, but the problem is the JQuery event binder sintax. Read the JQuery .on() Docs The syntax for the method is: .on( events [, selector...
My guess is that is has to do with a line that is added by putting an image inside a div : Why an image inside a div has an...
Alternatively .x { color: red !important; } Hope this helps...
In the end I have solved my problem a different way by making the wrapper a span instead of a div. That way I don't need to move its contents...
I set :before :after background color inherit, then change the background color of their parent. http://jsfiddle.net/npMyy/3/ .outline { background: red; } #heart .outline:before, #heart .outline:after { background: inherit; } ...
One idea is to use a span with background-image (empty box), hide a related checkbox, and assign a clickhandler to the the span (onclick: change checked attribute of the related...
I implemented (see the commit) new callback afterResizeDblClick and new event jqGridAfterResizeDblClick, which makes the solution very easy. It uses the following code var adjustSearchingDateField = function (cmName, newWidth) {...
Don't use div use a span insert: function(data){ return '<span >' + '<span class="mentionedUser">[' + data.name + ']</span><div class="hiddenMentionUserID" style="display:none;">'+data.id+'</div>' + '</span>'; } ...
Set textarea's height to 100% See Fiddle...
if animtext is a class you are missing the . for the class selector $('.animtext') Also wrap your code inside a document.ready function if you are placing your code "inside"...
Here's a pure CSS option: td.cv-table-panel-element:not([align="center"]) This selector uses the :not functional notation and an attribute selector. Here's an example: /* td elements are red */ .cv-table-panel-element { background-color: red;}...
You should use JQuery Timepicker for this problem. One line of code will fix your problem. You can download it and read the documentation on it here http://jonthornton.github.io/jquery-timepicker/ For example...
You can style the parent TD with this jquery: $("#b").closest("td").css("color", "red") Or something like that, I suppose you know css(...) ...
Using jquery, you could avoid paste using this $('.textboxClass').on('paste', function(e) { e.preventDefault(); }); you can avoid copy paste and cut using this $('.textboxClass').on('copy paste cut', function(e) { e.preventDefault(); }); ...
Here you go. Add a inner div, like: <div class="slide1"> <div class="slide-inner"> ...... </div> </div> CSS: .slide-inner { left: 0; position: absolute; width: 100%; } .slide1 { overflow: hidden; position:...
Here's one simple way: var r = 0; $('#icon').click(function(){ $(this).css('transform','rotate(' + (r += 360) + 'deg)'); }); That way your "transform" property will change on each click (until somebody clicks...
Use mouseenter and mouseleave functions instead of mouseover and mouseout http://jsfiddle.net/f90jLmoa/4/...
The correct way to do this would be with submenus, so: <ul> <li class="dropdown">text <ul> <li>text</li> <li>text</li> <li>text</li> <li>text</li> </ul> </li> etc... </ul> You can then do $('li.dropdown').click(function() {...
Unfortunately, it's almost impossible to do as far as generated in a such way content exists only in the layout of the Web document. There were already simmilar questions with...
Load your page and 'View Source', try to see if any of your files or stylescripts are missing. Just click on the links and see if it brings you to...
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...
Easiest way is to use masonry: jsFiddle var $container = $('#container'); // init $container.isotope({ // options itemSelector: '.box', masonry: { columnWidth: 40, isFitWidth: true } }); ...
Using jScrollPane you can add a custom scroll in any position you wish
Actually this was pretty simple may it help newbies like me. You could scroll the div anywhere on the window using jQuery scroll just google it and its easy to...
Try this: $('.student-box').hover( function(){ var div = $(this); div.find('.student-info').css({ opacity: '0.8' marginTop: '-20px', height: '130%' }); div.find('.onhover-ul').show(); }, function(){ var div = $(this); div.find('.student-info').css({ opacity: '0.7', marginTop: '75px', height: '63%'...
You can use this: $('table tbody tr').click(function () { $(this).siblings().removeClass('clickedRow'); } it will remove your css class from all sibling rows...
If you don't mind using Regex : var match = $('div').attr('style').match(/url\(["|']?(.+)["|']?\)/); var url = match ? match[1] : 'default.jpg'; Explanation : ["|']? will allow you to have quotes or not....