The point is that your calling a interface blocking plugin to do
something as simple as a hover effect. The plugin intercepts events on
elements behind the blocking overlay to prevent interaction with the
blocked portion of the page amongst other things. You don't need or
even want that behavior.
Thanks Abba. I'm using it because it's convenient. I don't have to worry
about anything. I just call it. If it does a little more, I'm not real
worried about it. Also, once the thumbnail is clicked on, I'm using blockUI
again to display the larger image.
Chris
On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 6:46 PM, <[E
I have to point out that the blockUI plugin is overkill if all you
want to do is fade the image and display a caption over it. If you
gave each thumbnail a javascript created div inside the link and set
to a 0 opacity with a white bg and then simply increased the opacity
on hover-over, and decreas
I figured out what the hour glass is all about. I'm throwing up an overlay,
and that puts up the hour glass automatically. if you hover over just the
text in the middle, then there's no hour glass there.
Thanks for everyone's help!
Chris
On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 11:45 AM, Chris Jordan <[EMAIL PRO
Hey, that's progress! I'm still getting the hour glass too, but the flicker
is gone. It seemed before like the constantly being blocked and unblocked in
rapid succession. Now, it looks just right, except that I don't like the
hour glass. But I think I can show it to my client like this.
Any furthe
Michael, I'll try this. Thanks so much.
On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 11:21 AM, Michael Price <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
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> Chris Jordan wrote:
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>> Just to clarify, in order to see the problem (especially in FF -- it looks
>> a little different in IE) mouse over one of the thumbnails in the center of
Chris Jordan wrote:
Just to clarify, in order to see the problem (especially in FF -- it
looks a little different in IE) mouse over one of the thumbnails in the
center of the page, and then leave the mouse there. You don't have to do
any further movement of the mouse to see the problem happeni
Just to clarify, in order to see the problem (especially in FF -- it looks a
little different in IE) mouse over one of the thumbnails in the center of
the page, and then leave the mouse there. You don't have to do any further
movement of the mouse to see the problem happening.
Thanks everyone. I r
That didn't fix the flickering problem. :o(
Can anyone help?
http://rock-itnaturalstone.com/dev/ThinVeneer.php
Chris
On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 11:10 AM, Chris Jordan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Mike, thanks for your suggestion. I'll give that a shot and let report
> back. :o)
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> Chris
>
>
>
Mike, thanks for your suggestion. I'll give that a shot and let report back.
:o)
Chris
On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 9:11 PM, Mike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > http://rock-itnaturalstone.com/dev/ThinVeneer.php
> >
> > Just hover over some of the stone samples to see what it's doing. It's
> > drivi
> http://rock-itnaturalstone.com/dev/ThinVeneer.php
>
> Just hover over some of the stone samples to see what it's doing. It's
> driving me crazy. It's almost as if the mouseover even fires constantly
> while the mouse is hovered over the element, rather than just firing once.
> Any thoughts?
>
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