Thank you all for your input into this query.
@Jack - I appreciate your guidance re style
@mkmanning - thanks for your solution - it lead me to one I needed;
due to my poor description, your solution (as I read it) took ALL the
content of the parent p, wrapped it in the div and inserted it
be
i did realize after reading your post my bad for not paying closer
attention to the OP, wrapping it all first then moving out of p makes
sense
mkmanning wrote:
This still won't move the optional caption text (see my post above).
On Jun 6, 4:21 pm, Charlie wrote:
One reason
This still won't move the optional caption text (see my post above).
On Jun 6, 4:21 pm, Charlie wrote:
> One reason I follow this board is to learn how to do things I haven't
> encountered. I had no idea off top of my head how to do what you want but in
> quest to learn jQuery many of the prob
Waseem's answer doesn't look good for a couple reasons, most
importantly calling obj.remove(). That will delete the image from the
DOM, which renders every action before it pretty useless :P
It also doesn't take into account the OP's request to also include the
caption text if it exists.
Try thi
One reason I follow this board is to learn how to do things I haven't
encountered. I had no idea off top of my head how to do what you want
but in quest to learn jQuery many of the problems on this board are
great for training one's self. Thanks to team jQuery for such a good
library and for e
wasseem's answer looks good, I'd just like to off a little friendly
advice on coding style, advice meant to make revisiting
your own code in the future easier as well as making it under-
standable to others.
in a block like:
{
var a= $(this).attr('alt');
...
}
consider u
i would usually wrap anything effected by jquery within a div
var obj = $(".pcontainer img");
var nav = obj.parent();
nav = nav .parent();
nav.prepend(obj);
obj.remove();
On Sat, Jun 6, 2009 at 11:11 PM, Bruce MacKay wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> The following function takes an image tag (
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