I am animating an image's height. Afterwards, I want to know the
image's width. The following code gives the image's width prior to the
animation.
function growBigger(element) {
var myWidth = $(element)
.find("img")
.animate(
Just to note, maybe the problem is related to "document.ready firing
too early within iframe ":
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-dev/browse_thread/thread/460f3f6a6bf0b61/1f7ae233a9485450
?
Hi all, I have a problem which is well over my JQuery/javascript head.
I have a page (http://www.norabrowndesign.com/new_site/portfolio/
websites/index.html) in which you can click on any thumbnail and up
pops an iframe, using the thickbox plugin. The iframe loads a new html
document (for example
But for that you have to wait until all the images have actually
loaded. I thought it would be faster to get the attribute. Is that
wrong?
On Mar 25, 11:39 am, MorningZ wrote:
> Use
>
> this_img.width()
>
> instead
>
> http://docs.jquery.com/CSS/width
>
> On Mar 25,
Aha! The problem was that the li elements which contained the images
were set to display:none in the CSS. I guess I can work around that.
On Mar 25, 10:47 am, nabrown78 wrote:
> Hi All, I have the following code:
>
> $('#slides img').each(function(i){//calcula
Hi All, I have the following code:
$('#slides img').each(function(i){//calculate margins and wrap
var this_img = $(this);
var imgMargin = Math.round((550 - (this_img.attr("width") +
35))/2)
+ 5;
this_img.wrap('');
$('#content').appe
ht stored in local variable "imgHeight" */
> })
> .attr({src: path, title: alt});
> });
> });
> img.attr('src', path);
> });
>
> });
>
> It *should* preload your images, and set up the correct onclick events
> to
ored in local variable "imgHeight" */
> })
> .attr({src: path, title: alt});
> });
> });
> img.attr('src', path);
> });
>
> });
>
> It *should* preload your images, and set up
ee it
action on my test page:
http://www.kidsthinkbig.com/slideshows_test.htm
The top padding for the image correctly adjusts based on the image
height (check the source for the full javascript I'm using).
On Jan 8, 9:06 pm, brian wrote:
> On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 6:06 PM, nabrown78 wrote:
Hi All,
I am building a simple little gallery where you click on a thumbnail,
and a larger image displays on the same page. I was trying to adjust
the padding around the large image using the new image's dimensions. I
pieced together this image preloading code (see below), but I don't
fully unders
Well, this proved an intractable problem - something relating to
encoding that was over my head. I found a work-around though, using
filter to find the list items containing "ladies" and "short-sleeve"
thus leaving out the darn apostrophe altogether:
$("li:contains(ladies)
"escape()"-ing and
"encodeURI()"-ing the apostrophe and that didn't work either. I wonder
if there's a wild-card character I can just stick in there instead?
Thanks,
Nora
On Sep 5, 12:16 pm, Ca-Phun Ung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> nabrow
I am trying to select a list element that contains the text
"ladies’ short-sleeve tee". I have tried
$("li:contains(ladies' short-sleeve tee)").addClass("selected");
$("li:contains('ladies\' short-sleeve tee')").addClass("selected");
$("li:contains(ladies’ short-sleeve tee)").addClass("selected")
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