[jQuery] Re: (autocoplete) problem with fast typers:)

[O.J. Tibi - @ojtibi]

Hi Richard,

I'm not sure if this fits your bill, but maybe the reason people type
really fast is because they already know what they're searching for? I
mean I might sound a little simple minded but yes, I don't use the
autocomplete suggestions anymore when I know what I'm going to type.
(If you work with an autocomplete/intellisense IDE you'd know what I
mean)

Cheers,
OJ

On Jan 6, 10:10 am, Richard KLINDA  wrote:
> Hello All!
>
> I have a problem with the autocomplete plugin, if one types fast enough
> to hit enter before the autocomplete suggestions show up (which is not
> hard at all), then autocomplete doesn't run the result handler (and it
> definitely should), so nothing happens.
>
> So when user types "foo" into the search input field, he has to wait for
> the suggestions to show up, only after this he can press enter to get
> the results.  Is there a workaround for that?
>
> Thanks,
> Richard

[jQuery] Re: Positioning of nested child elements when using sliders/carousels?

[O.J. Tibi - @ojtibi]

Thanks Andrei, I really appreciate the help.

Though overflow-x is CSS3, I'm thinking of something that can still
look nice in older browsers (you know what I'm saying, no need to
mention it here).

[jQuery] Re: Positioning of nested child elements when using sliders/carousels?

[O.J. Tibi - @ojtibi]

Still nothing guys? I can't even think of a decent alternative.

[jQuery] Re: Positioning of nested child elements when using sliders/carousels?

[O.J. Tibi - @ojtibi]

Ok, I might need to change my question slightly, do you have any other
similar presentation setup that's visually appealing and low on UX
friction? You can suggest alternatives if the above question can't be
achieved by normal means.

Thanks again.

[jQuery] Re: Positioning of nested child elements when using sliders/carousels?

[O.J. Tibi - @ojtibi]

Help, anyone?

[jQuery] Positioning of nested child elements when using sliders/carousels?

[O.J. Tibi - @ojtibi]

Hi,

I'm having a problem on how to properly position child elements of a
particular sliding element when using a slider or carousel.

Common practice with these sliders and carousels is that they enclose
the target container (commonly a ) with another masking container,
to effectively clip and scroll the contents of the target. This effect
is achieved by using a combination of widths and heights, plus an
overflow: hidden on the masking container.

But say I want to display the child of one of the 's inside the
slider/carousel? A sub-list to be styles like a dropdown a-la
"suckerfish"? I want the child elements will be displayed directly
below the , only this time even the nested list is clipped by the
masking element created by the slider/carousel.

Is there a way using jQuery, or CSS to disable no-overflow/clipping
for the child lists within the parent carousel items, or a good
workaround? I've tried using z-index on the nested  inside the
 to no avail.

Thanks in advance,
OJ Tibi