On 5 Aug, 20:16, Tim wrote:
> Adapt the code to something like this:
>
> $("#search").hover(function() { //On hover...
> $("#Google").show();
> } , function() { //On hover out...
> $("#Google").hide();
>
Adapt the code to something like this:
$("#search").hover(function() { //On hover...
$("#Google").show();
} , function() { //On hover out...
$("#Google").hide();
});
Tim :o]
On Aug 5, 6:53 am, Charli
what if user shows the box on mouseover but doesn't use it?
Geir wrote:
Thanks!
On Aug 5, 1:12 pm, Charlie wrote:
hover requires 2 functions hover(over,out)
Ok, so can I use mouseOver instead?
take the * if* out
logic not making sense on the focus part. If y
Thanks!
On Aug 5, 1:12 pm, Charlie wrote:
> hover requires 2 functions hover(over,out)
Ok, so can I use mouseOver instead?
> take the * if* out
> logic not making sense on the focus part. If you can focus on element it's
> already showing
The focus is for if $('#Search').hover is activated and
hover requires 2 functions hover(over,out)
take the * if* out
logic not making sense on the focus part. If you can focus on element
it's already showing
Geir wrote:
Hi!
I'm making a pop-up Google search-box for my site.
However it's something wrong with my jQuery-code. Can you help me?
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