I have come across a real head-scratcher...
Using Superfish 1.4.8 w/SuperSubs to create a horizontal menu with
vertical dropdowns. Some of the dropdowns have flyouts).
The links on the dropdowns lead to various category pages. Each
category page is stored in a database, and uses a table for layou
).closest("tr").children("td:first").find("a").attr
> ("name");
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> There are several ways to doing this. Another one is getting the
> closest td and then it's first sibling, an so on.
> But in my opinion, having the id on the table row is
Well, you can generate as much mark up as you want, but if I
understand what you're trying to do, it's redundant :) You can style
the UL, LI and A tags directly without a DIV wrapper. Also, your last
snippet is a little confusing. You wouldn't place CSS within the DIV.
The CSS would be inline in y
The short answer to either scenario is "yes". It's really more based
on whatever your server-side code creates in the unordered list sent
to the browser. Alternatively, jQuery could modify the UL after it's
delivered, but if it's very large at all you may see some client-side
performance issues wi
A little Googling may help :) ...but for starters how about:
var i = 0;
$("li").each(function(){i++;$(this).addClass('image'+i)});
You can change the first selector to whatever is right for
you ...probably not every LI on the page :)
You can change the word "image" in the addClass() to whatever y
Hi all. Here is a section of a page I generate:
5029
1100
2
Products
Delete
New
Edit
Move Up
Move
Down
Move to...
When I click on the "Edit" link in the 7th
On Jun 4, 10:17 am, Mike Alsup wrote:
> > How do I eliminate or override the "position: absolute;" being
> > injected into the img tag, as that appears to be the culprit?
>
> You can't eliminate it. For the slideshow to work the container
> element must have 'relative' position and the slides
I am creating a single column fluid layout and have run into an issue
when positioning the images I display via Mike Alsup's cycle plugin.
I dynamically load a "content" DIV with three other DIVs, one of which
is controlled by the cycle plugin. The other two DIVs are positioned
as expected, howeve
On Jun 2, 1:59 pm, Laker Netman wrote:
> On Jun 2, 1:08 pm, Ricardo wrote:
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pm, Isaac Gonzalez wrote:
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> > I'm not sure if this is the best solution but you can always change
> > the class name of the li after it's been click. Then add a conditional
> > statement in your anonymous function filter list with the revised
> > class
On Jun 2, 8:41 am, Juliane wrote:
> I'm a novice and relied on freelancer to build my superfish menu.
> Everything is working correctly here --http://www.cmpl.org/but I
> want to take it to the next level. When a user clicks on a major sub
> tab (such as "About Us") I want the horizontal sub nav
I am using .live() in jQuery 1.3.2 to assign a dynamic click event to
multiple Select lists. When one of the lists is clicked on I would
like to have that particular list to no longer be "clickable".
Here's the issue. I currently assign the click function in .live()
with an anonymous function, so
m in the CSS, please post your
> findings. Thanks!
>
> -GF
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> On Apr 7, 10:57 pm, Laker Netman wrote:
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> > I have a dynamically-generated verticalsuperfishmenuworking in
> > every browser *except* IE6, which I still have to support :\
>
> > When I hover on a top-le
Hi.
I am looking for a version of lightbox that would allow the user to
click on a single reference image and when the "lightboxed" version
appears a strip of thumbnails would be available at the top or bottom
of that image. Thus, the user could navigate between images within the
lightbox by clic
I have a dynamically-generated vertical superfish menu working in
every browser *except* IE6, which I still have to support :\
When I hover on a top-level menu item the second-level menu opens
accordion-style (vertically) with a blank gap equal to what its menu's
height would be, rather than a ho
On Apr 7, 10:52 am, Laker Netman wrote:
> I am working on a vertical, AJAX-produced dynamic menu that will has
> two levels of flyout sub menus.
>
> So far the menu works as expected in Firefox 3.0.8 and Safari 3.2.2,
> both on Windows, but not in IE7. The issue I'm dealin
On Apr 7, 11:30 am, Skyblaze wrote:
> I have a strange problem. I have to do an ajax request after a select
> box changes (change event) so i have the following code:
>
> $('#comprensori_id').change(function() {
> var comprensorio_id = $(this).val();
>
On Apr 7, 3:38 am, EnvyGeeks wrote:
> It seems that either I'm doing something horribly wrong or something
> because everytime I do an Ajax call using $.load() it causes a double
> query on the page.
>
> example:
> $("div#example a").click(function(){
> $.ajax_uri = this.href;
> $("div#
I am working on a vertical, AJAX-produced dynamic menu that will has
two levels of flyout sub menus.
So far the menu works as expected in Firefox 3.0.8 and Safari 3.2.2,
both on Windows, but not in IE7. The issue I'm dealing with is that
the sub menus do not appear next to the higher level menu a
I've been working on an issue for a while that's got me beat. I have
googled quite a bit, and found this article,
http://weblogs.asp.net/adamgreene/archive/2007/09/11/ajax-flash-cs3-and-dynamic-javascript.aspx,
that describes my issue, but the solution is not jQuery-oriented.
Quoting from the art
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