[jQuery] Re: css : check a condition on element X and apply style on element Y. HOW?

2008-02-06 Thread Monkeytail
Andrea.. thanks! Works fine. I was fooling around with the contains filter.. it never came up to me to combine 'has' and 'contains'

[jQuery] css : check a condition on element X and apply style on element Y. HOW?

2008-02-06 Thread Monkeytail
[ jQuery/js newby ] This must be the result: When the page loads, all div's with class 'foo' that have an h4 element that contains 'bar' must show up in red (the div, not h4). The div's that are not containing bar stay 'default'. Problem: I can't figure out how

[jQuery] Lightbox plugin: click on 1 of the 3 images in FF and IE to see it your self:

2008-02-03 Thread Monkeytail
I just can't figure it out... Product images (using VirtueMart) are displayed using jQuery and a lightbox plugin. In Firefox everything works perfect! Internet Explorer won't show the requested image 0_o, the lightbox itself works (almost) perfectly Click on 1 of the 3 images in FF and IE to s

[jQuery] == onload function with the fadeIn effect. How? ==

2007-11-25 Thread Monkeytail
== Desired result: I want a html file to be loaded into a div element. When the file is injected, I want it to fade in. == Problem: I am a rookie when it comes to jQ (and js). I can't figure out how to extend the onload function with the fadeIn effect. == This is my jQ code: $(document).ready(fu