On Aug 13, 2007, at 7:35 PM, Joel Birch wrote:
Personally, I'd use:
jQuery.fn.hover_menu = function(offset, speed){
this.find('<li>').each(function(){ // 'this' is already a jQuery
object (the one you attach the plugin to)
var current_margin = $(this).css('marginLeft'); // 'this'
needs to be wrapped in a new jQuery object
});
Shouldn't that be this.find('li') ... ? I don't think you need the <
and >.
Also, to get all the li elements within the initial object, I used
find() instead of children(). I'm a bit foggy on what the
difference is at the moment, but find works me.
The difference is that .find() looks for all descendants (children,
grandchildren, great-granchildren, etc.), while .children() looks for
just, well, children. :-)
--Karl
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