OK I got it to work for myself, but now there is this other weird problem:
Whenever you press the plus or minus buttons it jumps you back to the top of the screen. This is extremely annoying. How can I stop this. I have also noticed that jQuery is not as clean and smooth when it hides and unhides the elements. Anyway to improve this also? - Oscar On Feb 19, 9:00 pm, BooZker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have been fussing with this for a long time. I don't know > Javascript, so if someone knows how to help don't talk gibberish ;) > > Here is the link I was > using:http://docs.jquery.com/Effects/slideDown#speedcallback > > I have tried the example of the slideDown and slideUp and have yet to > get it to work the way I need it to. I know this is extremely basic > since I can do it with MooTools with literally a couple lines of code. > Unfortunately, I need ThickBox on the same page (jQuery), so I need to > do this without MooTools since ThickBox wont work with MooTools. > > I have a plus (vectorsIn) and minus (vectorsOut) button that are > visible at all times. These buttons hide or unhide the div, #vectors. > > The HTML is below and I would like it if I would not have to change > it. I do not think I do though since MooTools and jQuery seem to be > fairly similar in the HTML syntax. I want the plus and minus buttons > to hide or unhide the div in short. I also want the #vector div hidden > on page load and I want both plus and minus visible at all times. > > There is no CSS applied to any of the IDs below, only the Classes. > > I have this for my HTML: > > <div class="freebieSliderContainer"> > <div class="freebieSlideBar"> > <div class="sliderName">Vectors</div> > <div class="sliderButtons"> > <a id="vectorsIn" > class="toggleLinks" href="#"><img src="images/ > freebies/open.png" alt="Open content" /></a> > <a id="vectorsOut" > class="toggleLinks" href="#"><img src="images/ > freebies/close.png" alt="Close content" /></a> > </div> > </div> > <br style="clear:both" /> > <div id="vectors" class="sliderContent"> > > </div> > </div>
