So it sounds like you'd want to put a class like "hasOverlay" on the
homepage body.
Then, create the function that makes your overlay appear. This
function needs to be standalone, don't attach it to an event just yet
because we'll need to access it two different ways.
So your JS code would loo
maybe someone else can help. You said you had code to make it work from
button click. Would use similar code on page open also. Now I see 2
images and seems like all you need to do is swap images. Hard to do
without seeing markup, exisitng code.
Takaya213 wrote:
It is the exact same ove
It is the exact same overlay that has to show as open on the homepage and
closed on all of the other pages, but you can click on a button to show and
hide it as well.
That is the button that must show as selected/active when the overlay is
open and as unselected/inactive when closed.
Open Overla
shot in the dark here $("#overlay").show(). ??
Takaya213 wrote:
The button image has 2 states an on when it is active and an off when it is
inactive. I am not too concerned about this one, but more of the showing and
hiding of the overlay on page load.
Thanks.
Charlie T
The button image has 2 states an on when it is active and an off when it is
inactive. I am not too concerned about this one, but more of the showing and
hiding of the overlay on page load.
Thanks.
Charlie Tomlinson wrote:
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> Can you put together a sample page link with your modal and give
Can you put together a sample page link with your modal and give a
better description of what you mean by button="off". Does this mean
disabled, or css change? Seeing what you are working with would make
finding the solution much easier
Takaya213 wrote:
Hi Can anybody help me please?
Tha
Hi Can anybody help me please?
Thanks
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The class solution would work fine.
As there is only 1 page that the overlay really needs to be open on and the
button active so a class function would be sufficient.
Charlie Tomlinson wrote:
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> what are parameters to determine your "certain pages"? does this
> require an involved solution l
what are parameters to determine your "certain pages"? does this
require an involved solution like parsing url or would a simple
solution like adding class to body like "myOverlay" and use that as
selector in code to run overlay functions?
Takaya213 wrote:
Hi
I have a DIV overlay that I
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