[jQuery] Re: Jquery Cycle Plugin Bugs

2010-01-13 Thread danny.copel...@gmail.com
On another note, if you use fx: 'slideHorz' it will slide in the appropriate direction(left/right), depending on button you click (downwards = left, upwards = left). On Jan 13, 10:33 am, keli marks wrote: > Hey all: > > I'm having some odd bugs with 2 different kind slideshows. > > www.exhaciend

[jQuery] Re: Jquery Cycle Plugin Bugs

2010-01-13 Thread danny.copel...@gmail.com
Homepage slideshow seems to work fine for me. Have you since found the error? As for the events slideshow, you should be able to avoid image size issues, try adding height and width attributes to the tags. Should fix that. -Dan On Jan 13, 10:33 am, keli marks wrote: > Hey all: > > I'm having

[jQuery] Re: Sliding Tabs

2009-12-21 Thread danny.copel...@gmail.com
Try jQuery Cycle! :) On Dec 21, 1:54 pm, KFawcett wrote: > Is it possible to have an effect like mootools sliding tabs? > > I have multiple tabs but they are overflowing so the look like this: > > tab1, tab2, tab3, > tab4, tab5, tab6. > > I would like them to all stay on the same level. > > How

[jQuery] Re: mediocre css skills combined with noob to jquery and .cycle

2009-11-13 Thread danny.copel...@gmail.com
### Insight: Cycle is trying to fade those break tags as well. It just finds all direct children of "#homepage", in your case, and those are the tags and the tags... On Nov 13, 5:52 pm, "danny.copel...@gmail.com" wrote: > Oh, wait! No, what the actual problem is i

[jQuery] Re: mediocre css skills combined with noob to jquery and .cycle

2009-11-13 Thread danny.copel...@gmail.com
Oh, wait! No, what the actual problem is is that you have s after each anchor...remove those and you should be golden. You can still play around with the delay option to get the timing right afterwards. Also, those are HTML break tags, if yr ever going to use that to give content a line-break, pls

[jQuery] Re: mediocre css skills combined with noob to jquery and .cycle

2009-11-13 Thread danny.copel...@gmail.com
taking a look right now... - first off, wrap those img tags in divs for more control(actually just a suggestion, not totally necessary for what yr trying to do) - give those divs the same dimensions as the images - remove the "top" and "left" declarations in your styles ( img {top: 0px; left: 0px;

[jQuery] Re: Slideup/down Multiple Divs

2009-07-17 Thread danny.copel...@gmail.com
Ok well - hope it all worked out for you! :| On Jul 15, 4:09 pm, "danny.copel...@gmail.com" wrote: > var toggleCheckBox = function(){ > >         if ($(this).find('.multCheck:checked').val() == 'on') { > >                 $(this).find(&q

[jQuery] Re: Slideup/down Multiple Divs

2009-07-15 Thread danny.copel...@gmail.com
var toggleCheckBox = function(){ if ($(this).find('.multCheck:checked').val() == 'on') { $(this).find(".addURLSArea").slideDown(); } else { $(this).find(".addURLSArea").slideUp(); } }; $('.divsClassNameGoesHere').click(function(){ toggl

[jQuery] Re: fadeIn() on elements with alpha filter not working properly in IE

2009-06-02 Thread danny.copel...@gmail.com
How about targeting the child, like so: $('elementToFade').find('div.opacity').css('filter','alpha (opacity=80)').fadeIn(); On Jun 2, 3:21 pm, Luch Univision wrote: > Mauricio, > > I am dealing with the fading in of one which in turn has three > child elements: > > ... > >     >     >