Mike, thank you for taking the trouble to reply :)
I should have thought of the extra divs ... and am doing it now.
Firefox is giving me the "eq" error under the CSS tab (your demo
doesn't get it) but, as it doesn't seem to do anything, I won't worry
about it!
Cheers,
Cherry.
On Sep 1, 7:46 pm,
$( 'span span' )
:)
On Sep 1, 3:14 am, a1anm wrote:
> Hi,
>
> How would I select all spans which have a span as a parent?
>
> Thanks!
I'm using Mike Alsup's Cycle plugin (as usual!) and have a couple of
annoying glitches you might be able to advise on?
Firstly, the images are different sizes and I'd really like to be able
to centre them in the container div. Can't do it with CSS, so I'm
guessing Cycle calculates positions from
Can I just thank you guys!! I've wasted hours trying to fiddle around
with selectedIndex and stuff; the best I achieved was to get the html
object returned :(
It wasn't clear from the docs. Confusingly, I did get the option text
with $( 'select#myselect option:selected' ).text(). But I couldn't g
It didn't when I went there just now.
On Jan 24, 6:34 pm, Michael wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Jquery newbie. I have a nifty accordion working. Only problem is while
> the page is loading, or refreshing, the first of the accordion
> sections flashes open. Not a big deal, but looks tacky, Any fix?
>
> thanks
Thanks for your perception, donb ;) And thank you, Ram, that's exactly
what I needed!
Cherry
On Jan 24, 11:15 pm, donb wrote:
> $("p").hasClass("tiny").each(
> function(i) {
> ...do something ..
> }
> );
>
> On Jan 24, 4:13 pm, "cherr
Hi, Tom. I'm not great at this myself, but you need to chain your two
functions. For mouseovers, you can use the built-in hover function.
Try something like,
$("#parent1").find("a:first + ul").hover(function() {
$("#firstImage").fadeTo("slow",.99);
},
function() {
$("#firstImage
I'm getting all knotted up on this!
I'm looking to use one class, from an element with several, as a
selector.
Example:
target = $( 'div' ).attr( 'class' );
// get 'tiny' from returned value
$( "'p." + target + "'" ).doSomething();
How to I get jQuery to pick out just the class I need?
cool :)
On Jan 10, 10:55 pm, mark wrote:
> You were spot on. Thanks for your help!
>
> On Jan 11, 8:17 am, "cherry.aus...@gmail.com"
>
> wrote:
> > Hi. I confess I didn't read your code very thoroughly, but it looks
> > like it might be as sim
Hi. I confess I didn't read your code very thoroughly, but it looks
like it might be as simple as repeated IDs. You can only have one
instance of each ID per page. Try changing it to a class (or adding an
iterator to each ID).
Sorry if this isn't the right answer?
Cherry.
On Jan 10, 1:06 pm, mar
Hi. I'm embarrassed about this, but determined to soldier on for a
while!
I'm using Interakt's old package, MX Kollection, for my contact form.
I've pared it down, but don't fully understand the code it uses. I
have experienced conflicts between the packaged javascript and jQuery
on other sites,
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