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On Jan 10, 11:53 pm, "jQuery Lover" wrote:
> I guess this was solved in your later repost.
>
> Read jQuery HowTo Resource - http://jquery-howto.blogspot.com
>
> On Sat, Jan 10, 2009 at 12:05 PM, godzil
Thanks for the reply Mike. My bad on the code, I forgot to switch it back to
where the z-index was originally. Here is the actual code for the hoverout:
function(){
$(this)
.animate({
Hi,
I'm just learning jQuery and working on stuff for fun, but right now,
I am stumped! I have a hover animation happening with 4 small
images. Think of them as being in a small box with some padding to
separate each image. These images are small and absolutely positioned
so i could change the
Hi, not sure exactly what context you are looking for, but I wrote a
small tutorial on disjointed rollovers that quite easy to adapt to
your own needs (no plugin yet!). Granted, it's using the .hover()
state, but you could change that to .click() and be golden!
The URL is: http://justinfarmer.co
Hi,
I'm messing around with hover in/out and changing the z-index of absolute
positioned images when the hover action is performed. i.e., hover in,
z-index = 99. hover out, z-index = 1. Basically, I want the image I am
hovering over to be on top. Everything works fine until the hover out
fun
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