Rey Bango wrote:
Sorry about your back Klaus! :(
If you need help in testing please let me know. Since you may be in the
code, any chance I can convince you to add some of the animation
features found in Lightbox 2
(http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox2/)? :D
Rey
Thank you Re
Alexandre Plennevaux wrote:
is it me or has this promising plugin completely disappeared from this
side of the jQniverse?
No, it isn't you. It's me stopping to make any promises :-(
The JavaScript code in SVN is ready for a first beta release, but I
still didn't manage to clean up the CSS. A
seedy wrote:
Sam Collett wrote:
How can I then convert the %/em value into pixels?
Short Answer : You can't really convert em to pixels as em is a relative
value.
Long Answer:
The default font size for browsers is 16px = 1em. So you could make that
assumption and use 16px to calculate yo
devioustree wrote:
Cheers for the reply :)
I'm pretty sure it was _a_ John that said it then haha. Seem to
remembering it being a post about the 1.0 release so it was a few
months ago.
What gets fired in both error and success case is the complete callback.
Maybe that was a misunderstanding.
NickMaller wrote:
Thanks everyone for your responses,
In regards to upgrading to a newer version, it's part of my client's
requirements for it to be compatible with this particular combination
as it's based on feedback and stats from thier users. It would be a
lot simplier if everyone just used
Mitchell Waite wrote:
All I want to do when a user clicks on a div is have a graphic appear
for a while, then fade away.
All the jQuery and Interface Elements effects routines expect you to go
from dark to light, or one extreme to another. There is no off-on-off.
Everything happens at the
Klaus Hartl wrote:
plewas wrote:
Helllo
I have code like this:
[code]
http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml";>
<!--
$(function(){
$("#b").click( function() {
$("h2").append('<a href="#" id="a">
plewas wrote:
Helllo
I have code like this:
[code]
http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml";>