[jQuery] removing jQuery UI draggable revertDuration
I am using jQuery UI's Draggable plugin to allow the user to drag an image from a box onto a google map to set a marker... the image they were dragging then snaps back to the box it was originally inside of. I'm running the code that updates the map using the draggable's 'dragend' event, but that callback doesn't seem to fire until the draggable has finished reverting to its original position. I've set the revertDuration to 0, 1, and other small numbers, but there seems to be a minimum duration for its animation. Is there a way to remove the animation entirely? The reason it matters is because the marker is set using the latlong the mouse is hovering over at the time of the callback, but the user can't be expected to hold their cursor exactly still for the fraction of a second it takes for the draggable to revert. Also if there's an easier way to do all of this, I'm all ears... I glanced through the google map API and didn't see any way of dragging something from outside the map into/onto the map.
[jQuery] Re: Superfish 1.4.8 w/ Supposition
On Apr 4, 2009, at 7:29 PM, ayu...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm using 1.4.8 with Supersubs...great plugin! One issue I'm running
into is getting Supposition to run with it- am getting this JS error:
$.superfish is undefined (line 57) (Mac 10.5 w/ FF 3)
This works fine with Superfish 1.4.1, of course. I've tried it with
Supersubs turned off with the same result. It appears as though the
superfish object is not being passed and I'm at a loss as to how to
pass it in.
Thanks...
I'm in the same boat here. We recently changed our nav such that we
have a submenu on the far right side of the page and I'd like to use
this plugin to get the menu to stay on the screen. Any way to get it
to work?
$("ul.sf-menu").supersubs({minWidth: 12, maxWidth: 27, extraWidth:
1}).superfish().supposition();
Safari shows the error as "Undefined value supposition.js (line 57)"
Thanks,
-Ty
[jQuery] Re: Firefox 3 (Win) bug in slide animation
To see this bug in action, visit: http://www.keytosavannah.com click on one of the days in the events calendar (top of the left column on most any page). A div will use the slide animation to display on top of the calendar with that day's events. This works fine in IE6/7, Safari, Mac Firefox, and possibly Windows Firefox 2. However using Windows Firefox 3 the animation "interferes" with the elements around the calendar in a way that I can't really explain. It doesn't really display the hidden part of the calendar overlay, but whatever space it would normally occupy if it were fully visible is distorted and jumpy while the animation plays. Anyone have any idea what causes this? I've tried emptying the contents of that div because I suspected the table might be at fault, but it did not change the animation issue. I also tried using slideUp/ slideDown/slideToggle functions but every method of sliding displays the same way. Thanks, -ender repost from earlier, still really strange behavior in firefox 3 windows.
[jQuery] Re: Extending LavaLamp Menus and Gallery
Forgot to add the couple sites, I did find as gallery sites: http://www.scale-style.be Mancub.net LavaLamp Examples: http://mancub.net/tutorials/lavalamp-examples On Jul 10, 10:56 am, "Ty (tzmedia)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi All, > Hey I've always liked the lavalamp menus, currently there are two > plugin versions:http://plugins.jquery.com/project/LavaLamp > Demos:http://www.gmarwaha.com/blog/?p=7 > > An expansion labeled as v.2 of > LavaLamphttp://plugins.jquery.com/project/lavalamp2 > Demo's are here:http://nixboxdesigns.com/lavalamptest.php > > 1. I'm interested in writing up a gallery post of LavaLamp menus in > use, if you've used the LavaLamp menu navigation, post a link here! > > 2. Also, I've got a request to use the LavaLamp type menu for a setup > with the menu beneath a panels type of layout, similar to this flash > site:http://casspolymers.com-- their flash detection is messed up here, I > had to turn off JS to get the flash version to load in firefox. > > I remembered seeing a recent CSS gallery site with a sort of hand > drawn arrow floating above the menu as a pointer, that was pretty well > done, can't remember just where that one was. > thanks for any suggestions.
[jQuery] Extending LavaLamp Menus and Gallery
Hi All, Hey I've always liked the lavalamp menus, currently there are two plugin versions: http://plugins.jquery.com/project/LavaLamp Demos: http://www.gmarwaha.com/blog/?p=7 An expansion labeled as v.2 of LavaLamp http://plugins.jquery.com/project/lavalamp2 Demo's are here: http://nixboxdesigns.com/lavalamptest.php 1. I'm interested in writing up a gallery post of LavaLamp menus in use, if you've used the LavaLamp menu navigation, post a link here! 2. Also, I've got a request to use the LavaLamp type menu for a setup with the menu beneath a panels type of layout, similar to this flash site: http://casspolymers.com -- their flash detection is messed up here, I had to turn off JS to get the flash version to load in firefox. I remembered seeing a recent CSS gallery site with a sort of hand drawn arrow floating above the menu as a pointer, that was pretty well done, can't remember just where that one was. thanks for any suggestions.
[jQuery] YouLove.us crazy cool.
Did anyone else see the new http://youlove.us design-house portfolio site? It's pretty cutting edge stuff, worth a study.
[jQuery] Re: Hover Background effect
Thanks again Andy... Looks like the current home of the jQuery version for Lavalamp is here then: http://www.gmarwaha.com/blog/?p=7 And it's also at plugins.jquery.com in the directory under lavalamp. Thanks again! On May 14, 4:07 pm, "Andy Matthews" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It was called Lava Lamp. > > -Original Message- > From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On > > Behalf Of Ty (tzmedia) > Sent: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 2:57 PM > To: jQuery (English) > Subject: [jQuery] Hover Background effect > > Can anyone help me find a demo I know I have seen. > When you mouseover/hover a link, not sure if they were text or images a > rounded color, seems to me it was orange box slides in place behind the > link. This creates a hover buttons menu, if I remember right the rounded > corner box that slides in place behind the link had some penner elasticity > effects motion it used also? > Thanks, > -ty
[jQuery] Re: Hover Background effect
Thanks Andy, I tracked down the exact demo I had remembered from long time ago, turns out it wasn't jQuery then, but I think you may be right. Here's the link to the old thread: http://devthought.com/cssjavascript-true-power-fancy-menu/ Is that lavalamp then checking... thanks again, -ty On May 14, 4:07 pm, "Andy Matthews" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It was called Lava Lamp. > > -Original Message- > From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On > > Behalf Of Ty (tzmedia) > Sent: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 2:57 PM > To: jQuery (English) > Subject: [jQuery] Hover Background effect > > Can anyone help me find a demo I know I have seen. > When you mouseover/hover a link, not sure if they were text or images a > rounded color, seems to me it was orange box slides in place behind the > link. This creates a hover buttons menu, if I remember right the rounded > corner box that slides in place behind the link had some penner elasticity > effects motion it used also? > Thanks, > -ty
[jQuery] Hover Background effect
Can anyone help me find a demo I know I have seen. When you mouseover/hover a link, not sure if they were text or images a rounded color, seems to me it was orange box slides in place behind the link. This creates a hover buttons menu, if I remember right the rounded corner box that slides in place behind the link had some penner elasticity effects motion it used also? Thanks, -ty
[jQuery] Re: Parallax scrolling, background & foreground elements
I sort of wondered about maybe it just being a Centered set of images of varying widths, but hadn't gotten around to deciphering the layout for myself.. With jQuery, I'm just wondering if a more advanced set of features could be accomplished, something along the lines of clicking different scroll To or smooth scroll links triggering different sets of backgrounds. Of course a www.thehorizontalway.com/ type of navigation set up would create another whole bunch of ideas. ty On Feb 18, 1:51 pm, Mika Tuupola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Feb 18, 2008, at 8:15 PM, timothytoe wrote: > > > Looks like 4 layers there. Anyone look at the code yet? Is there > > Javascript controlling the positioning or is it all CSS? > > All CSS. Different position-x values for three layers. > > position-x 20% > position-x 40% > etc > > AFAIK same kind of effect can be achieved by using different size > background images which are centered. > > -- > Mika Tuupolahttp://www.appelsiini.net/
[jQuery] Parallax scrolling, background & foreground elements
A recent site launch has a bit of a buzz surrounding the use of parallax backgrounds. When resizing the window width at: http://silverbackapp.com/ you will see what I mean the leaves have a very three dimensional effect. This effect would be great to use with any of the jquery scrolling plugins etc, like: http://www.learningjquery.com/2007/10/improved-animated-scrolling-script-for-same-page-links and others. Dropping a bug in everyone's ear then, that this might be a fun idea to play around with. Here's some other links on parallax scrolling: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallax_scrolling http://inner.geek.nz/javascript/parallax/ http://www.esqsoft.com/examples/fly_parallax/fly_parallax.htm -this ones a bit much but really illustrates the motion effect.
[jQuery] Re: Not a plugin but code for anyone trying to have collapse-able menu with cookies
IF the menu were used as an include and it was the sitewide navigation
would the menu be "persistent" then?
In other words, the menu will leave open the accordion button for the
section the user is visiting?
It seems like the solution that this is?
thanks.
On Jan 29, 4:53 pm, Karl Swedberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> No problem, Bhaarat! Glad you like it.
>
> Actually, the way I set it up, mine was limited to 10 or fewer links.
> But we can increase that number by calling a function that returns,
> for example, a base-32 string instead of index:
>
> function bigIndex(inival) {
>return (inival).toString(32);
>
> }
>
> The updated demo can be found, still,
> athttp://test.learningjquery.com/cookie-menu.html
>
> Good luck with your test page!
>
> --Karl
> _
> Karl Swedbergwww.englishrules.comwww.learningjquery.com
>
> On Jan 29, 2008, at 4:08 PM, Bhaarat Sharma wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hi Karl,
>
> > Thanks a lot! your solution is obviously much better and not dependent
> > on how many links there are. since you are using 'each' function.
>
> > I had the concept with me but not the power of ins and outs of
> > jQuery :)
>
> > Next i'll be trying to
> > makehttp://www.coldfusionjedi.com/demos/sharp/ajaxLoadOnScroll/test.cfm
> > in jQuery+jsp (not PHP for a change)
>
> > will keep you posted!
>
> > Thanks
> > -bhaarat
>
> > On Jan 29, 3:56 pm, Karl Swedberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> Hi Bhaarat,
>
> >> You've done a nice job here! I was wondering, though, if we could
> >> take
> >> advantage of the index value of the links, so I re-factored your code
> >> a bit (still using Klaus's cookie plugin). Here is what it looks
> >> like:
>
> >> $(document).ready(function() {
> >>$('#menu li ul').hide();
> >>var cookieValue = $.cookie('menuCookie') || '';
> >>$('#menu > li > a').each(function(index) {
> >> var $this = $(this), $checkElement = $this.next('ul');
> >> if (cookieValue.indexOf(index) > -1) {
> >>$checkElement.show();
> >> }
> >> $this.click(function() {
> >>if ($checkElement.is(':hidden')) {
> >> $checkElement.slideDown();
> >> cookieValue = cookieValue + index;
> >> $.cookie('menuCookie', cookieValue);
> >>} else {
> >> $checkElement.slideUp();
> >> cookieValue = cookieValue.replace(index,'');
> >> $.cookie('menuCookie', cookieValue);
> >>}
> >>return false;
> >> });
> >>});
>
> >> });
>
> >> I put up a little demo page here:
>
> >>http://test.learningjquery.com/cookie-menu.html
>
> >> On the demo page, I also added a little function to show the value of
> >> the cookie and called the function onready and onclick:
>
> >> function showCookie() {
> >>if (!$('#jar').length) {
> >> $('').appendTo('body');
> >>}
> >>$('#jar').text(document.cookie);
>
> >> }
>
> >> Cheers,
>
> >> --Karl
> >> _
> >> Karl Swedbergwww.englishrules.comwww.learningjquery.com
>
> >> On Jan 29, 2008, at 1:41 PM, Bhaarat Sharma wrote:
>
> >>> Hi,
>
> >>> I took the code from jQuery Accordion menu and am using the cookie
> >>> plugin.
>
> >>> while searching for a collapse-able menu I saw that a lot of people
> >>> were looking for this but with cookies so when user refreshes..the
> >>> collapse/expand state stay the same.
>
> >>> I am new to jQuery and even javascript.
>
> >>> But here I have jotted down something which is working for me.
>
> >>> Experts out there: if you would like to add some suggestions on
> >>> how to
> >>> better do this..i'd appreciate it.
> >>> I dont like the fact that i am different cookies for different menu
> >>> items...
>
> >>>function initMenu() {
> >>> $('#menu ul').hide();
>
> >>> if ($.cookie('the_cookie1')=='a'||$.cookie('the_cookie2')=='b'||
> >>> $.cookie('the_cookie3')=='c'||
> >>>$.cookie('the_cookie4')=='d')
> >>> {
>
> >>> if ($.cookie('the_cookie1')=='a')
> >>>$("a").filter(".a").next().slideDown('fast');
> >>> if ($.cookie('the_cookie2')=='b')
> >>>$("a").filter(".b").next().slideDown('fast');
> >>> if ($.cookie('the_cookie3')=='c')
> >>>$("a").filter(".c").next().slideDown('fast');
> >>> if ($.cookie('the_cookie4')=='d')
> >>>$("a").filter(".d").next().slideDown('fast');
>
> >>> }
>
> >>> $('#menu li a').click(
> >>> function() {
> >>> var checkElement = $(this).next();
> >>> if((checkElement.is('ul')) && (checkElement.is(':visible'))) {
> >>>removeCookie($(this).attr('class'));
> >>>checkElement.slideUp('fast');
> >>> }
> >>> if((checkElement.is('ul')) && (!checkElement.is(':visible'))) {
> >>> setCookie($(this).attr('class'));
> >>> checkElement.slideDown('fast');
> >>> return false;
> >>> }
> >>> });
>
> >>> /*$('#menu li a').click(
> >>>function() {
> >>>setCookie($(this).attr('class'));
> >>>$(this).next().slideToggle('normal');
> >>> }
> >>>);*/
> >>> }
> >>> function setCookie(some)
> >>> {
> >>> v
[jQuery] Re: jQuery pimped out Free Css Template project
Thanks alot Cloudream, I'm realling lining up projects I'ld like to cover in a future website. It sounds like a great idea adding similar items. I was disappointed to learn that the yooTheme's, at least the latest offering there is no free download. IT's for members and it's a pay site. So I guess the basic concept is what I'm thinking of then. Adding it to my list of future projects, and hoping they don't become vapor ware. A good blogpost could just mention the latest yooTheme and compare similar jQuery offerings in the UI area. I'm sure they wouldn't mind the free advertising. Free themes with jQuery UI stuff plugged in would be a great tutorial series ;) On Jan 27, 12:40 pm, Cloudream <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > maybe you want to help Paul with his jQuery UI project > look athttp://ui.jquery.comhttp://docs.jquery.com/UI > and checkout /trunk/ui /trunk/fx from jquery svn to have a try. > > On Jan 28, 12:26 am, "Ty (tzmedia)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Has anyone noticedwww.yooTheme? > > They have some interesting templates, with a variety of jS interfaces > > built into the layout. > > Check out this demo for example:http://demo.yootheme.com/ > > The drop down at the top selects the actual templates, and the latest > > offering "Beyond" is the one that caught my eye. > > > They offer Joomla extensions: > > * YOOcarousel > > * YOOaccordion > > * YOOslider > > * YOOdrawer > > * YOOtoppanel > > * YOOlogin > > * YOOsnapshots > > > What I'm proposing is a generic offering of similar jQuery plugins, > > and placing all of them in a layout such as the YooTheme. > > In fact the YooTheme can be used I think as long as the link remains > > in the footer. > > > I think the YooTheme is a play in words on the fact that their > > interface elemtents all use MooTools. > > I'ld love to see the best comparable jQuery code plugins, etc that > > compare with the elements used in the YooTheme, and build a similar > > project. Is there any such free Css Template, with all of the > > interface goodies in place that I donn't know of. > > > I've suggested porting many such elements to jQuery in the past, many > > of them are out there, it's just having them all in an layout setting > > to use the ones that fit a given project. So many elements on one page > > is kind of impractical, but over-the-top is cool sometimes.
[jQuery] jQuery pimped out Free Css Template project
Has anyone noticed www.yooTheme? They have some interesting templates, with a variety of jS interfaces built into the layout. Check out this demo for example: http://demo.yootheme.com/ The drop down at the top selects the actual templates, and the latest offering "Beyond" is the one that caught my eye. They offer Joomla extensions: * YOOcarousel * YOOaccordion * YOOslider * YOOdrawer * YOOtoppanel * YOOlogin * YOOsnapshots What I'm proposing is a generic offering of similar jQuery plugins, and placing all of them in a layout such as the YooTheme. In fact the YooTheme can be used I think as long as the link remains in the footer. I think the YooTheme is a play in words on the fact that their interface elemtents all use MooTools. I'ld love to see the best comparable jQuery code plugins, etc that compare with the elements used in the YooTheme, and build a similar project. Is there any such free Css Template, with all of the interface goodies in place that I donn't know of. I've suggested porting many such elements to jQuery in the past, many of them are out there, it's just having them all in an layout setting to use the ones that fit a given project. So many elements on one page is kind of impractical, but over-the-top is cool sometimes.
[jQuery] Re: MooFlow: Carousel of sorts
Turns out there is a jquery deal-i-o already, it's sort of just the
raw version compared to this mooflow:
Of course everyone's heard of these guy's:
http://interface.eyecon.ro/development/demos/carousel.html
Thread to discussion of the 3d carousel:
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/3143c10e503e50ba/
It's not exactly 3d, more like 2d with perspective :)
On Jan 7, 2:53 pm, Sean O <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is seriously cool! Kind of a Cover Flow-style effect...
>
> I wouldn't be surprised if Mike Alsup, the reigning jQuery slideshow master
> -- see:http://www.malsup.com/jquery/cycle/
> has a Cycle plugin option for this soon ;)
>
> SlideViewerhttp://www.gcmingati.net/wordpress/wp-content/lab/jquery/imagestrip/i...
> is also nice.
>
> I don't know of any with quite the layout of MooFlow, however.
>
> SEAN O
> ___www.sean-o.com
>
> {js}sTyler wrote:
>
> > Has anyone seen the MooFlow image gallery:
> >http://www.outcut.de/MooFlow/
> > It even allows the pictures to be rotated using the mouse wheel.
> > Very cool stuff, I suppose anything could be ported to jquery, or not?
> > Don't have an immediate use for this, but it's cool, I've seen similar
> > things done in flash.
>
> --
> View this message in
> context:http://www.nabble.com/MooFlow%3A-Carousel-of-sorts-tp14673694s27240p1...
> Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
[jQuery] MooFlow: Carousel of sorts
Has anyone seen the MooFlow image gallery: http://www.outcut.de/MooFlow/ It even allows the pictures to be rotated using the mouse wheel. Very cool stuff, I suppose anything could be ported to jquery, or not? Don't have an immediate use for this, but it's cool, I've seen similar things done in flash.
[jQuery] Re: songza.com
songza.com so-o-o it's downloading the audio from youtube using the flash player, pretty slick. Why's everyone so convinced it will be illegal, if the stuff's legal on youtube to begin with, then it just may work out. The money get's what the money buys, it's an ambitious project! thanks Aza Raskin at humanized.com ;) Also check this link: http://ajaxian.com/archives/songza-would-you-like-a-habituatable-pie-menus-with-your-social-music On Nov 19 2007, 8:38 pm, "Jake McGraw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This is one of the first sites I saw and the following events took place: > > 1. "They've got to have some slick-ass library running underneath"... > 2. Click "firebug"... > 3. and what do you know jQuery. > > Enjoy it while it's still legal. > > - jake
[jQuery] Re: Cool sitemap code
Thanks Rey bippety-BeatBox-Bang-O hey the Site map could contain links to the actual pages, could it not? Just curious, I'm thinking that's pretty much the point of a site map, one-click access to all things in the site. Thanks. On Oct 4, 3:20 pm, Rey Bango <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > So his majesty, Brandon Aaron, demanded that I post this on the list and > as Brandon is a intimidating at times, of course I had to follow orders! ;) > > This cool CSS Sitemap uses jQuery and CSS to produce a very neat looking > sitemap. > > http://betech.virginia.edu/index.php/2007/10/03/css-sitemap/ > > Rey...
[jQuery] Re: Gallery Site: JustFutonCovers.com
Thanks "sweet baby" Rey, that's one [EMAIL PROTECTED]@$$ barb-B-que recipe. Add GreaseMonkey, a dash of Baukaus GreaseMonkey seasoning... And just watch as the jQuery goodness bubbles to the top!! It would be cool to be able to change the image for sites using jquery to something a little more bold. Maybe something with a green traffic light, I don't know. I wasn't sure I could figure out how to add the grease monkey script, but once grease monkey's installed and I clicked the link it automatically recognized it and installed it no prob's. On Sep 8, 8:30 pm, Rey Bango <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Ty, > > No worries my man. Telling us about a jQuery-powered site is actually > encouraged as it helps us build the list of sites powered by jQuery. > > For example, today I found this: > > https://sellercentral.amazon.com/gp/homepage.html > > It looks like a pretty plain login huh? Well, if you actually have a > Seller Central account, you can see that Amazon is leveraging jQuery as > well. Yep, Amazon!! > > I found it by using jQuery team member Paul Bakaus' Greasemonkey script > (http://paul.jquery.com/jquerydetector.user.js) which shows a little > jQuery logo in the lower right-hand corner of the viewport when I > encounter a jQuery-powered page. > > I've add justfutoncovers.com to the list > (http://docs.jquery.com/Sites_Using_jQuery) > > Rey... > > Ty wrote: > > Very interesting shopping cart concept brimming with Jquery features > > judging by the section calls. Elegant ecommerce too bad they > > don't have any with patterns, just plain colors. > > Check it out: > >http://www.justfutoncovers.com/ > > Not meaning to spam the forum, it's not even my site.
[jQuery] Gallery Site: JustFutonCovers.com
Very interesting shopping cart concept brimming with Jquery features judging by the section calls. Elegant ecommerce too bad they don't have any with patterns, just plain colors. Check it out: http://www.justfutoncovers.com/ Not meaning to spam the forum, it's not even my site.
[jQuery] Re: Do my emails make it to the list?
No clue what's up with the G-Groups sometimes... I used to able to put in my profile name tzmedia and find all of my posts. It's almost impossible for me to find any of my posts since sometime in July, unless I can remember other keywords in the post. If you click reply to author, I think those get emailed directly to the author and not the group, or posted in the thread. Other than that they should be showing up. A real hosted forum would get my vote for the thing to do. I'm not suggesting I spring for the hosting on it though that's for sure. I've made some stray posts to Nabble, and other old group areas, maybe you've been doing that. You almost forget you're in an old area (Area 51 maybe?!¡) Those threads and group are still active even though they are not the most currently official group which would be here on Google. On Aug 15, 1:35 am, barophobia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I can see my emails in the Gmail interface but it doesn't seem that > they're actually making it to everyone else. > > Please respond (off list). > > Thanks, > Chris.
[jQuery] Re: SevenMagOnline.com Feature blocks
Thanks for that prototype Ganeshji, it seems to be working just about right. On Aug 4, 3:27 pm, "Ganeshji Marwaha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hey Ty, > > Did a quick prototype of what you might be expecting. I have hosted it > athttp://www.gmarwaha.com/jquery/slidingmenu/test/test.html > > This is a replica of the one in the mootools homepage... Ofcourse it is > nowhere near completion, but i am getting there... > If it goes at this pace, u probably can see a good working version by > monday... > > Rey, Thanks to you.... u inspired me to it. > > -GTG > > On 8/3/07, Ty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > Anyone have any idea how to do something like this in jQuery, I think > > it's built using mooTools, that's in the js calls anyways... > >http://www.sevenmagonline.com/ > > The 4-thumbnail blocks on the homepage just beneath the large flash > > movie of features, that click and expand on mouseover. The click they > > used soundManager2, which I've experimented with and didn't have much > > success in IE. > > Anyways the expanding part is what I like, I guess it's just an expand > > on hover, and the other div's resize accordingly. anyone seen anything > > similar with jQ or a plugin? > > > Pretty impressive site overall, since it's got some js features, > > thought it was worth a mention here. Noticed it at the Expression > > Engine Cms showcase.
[jQuery] Re: jCarousel Lite - version 1.0
Hi Ganeshji, Hey is it possible to have the presentation vertical, say three thumbnails tall, and then have it animate horizontally to slide three new thumbnails into place. I haven't seen an example for that type of a setup, still looking them over though. Nice work. thanks. On Aug 9, 3:20 pm, "Ganeshji Marwaha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Oops, forgot the link to the project page... here you go... > > http://gmarwaha.com/jquery/jcarousellite/ > > -GTG > > On 8/9/07, Ganeshji Marwaha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > Hi friends, > > > I have finally released the 1.0 version of jCarouselLite plugin. There was > > a lot of feedback for the earlier revisions, and i sincerely thank you all > > for that, because that is what shaped this 1.0 release. > > > Nicolas Hoizey and Mike Fern - As per your request, circular is now well, > > circular. The carousel won't rewind itself after the last element. Rather it > > will cycle as if there is no end. > > > Anton - As per your request, the buttons will be assigned a class called > > "disabled" when the carousel is in the first or last element respectively. > > This is applicable to non-circular carousels only. > > > Cliff Lee - The bug you reported regarding clicking the "previous" > > button when the carousel is showing the first element, and then clicking the > > "next" button causes the carousel not to respond, should be fixed i > > suppose. Let me know. > > > If you find the plugin interesting, don't resist yourself to digg it > > athttp://digg.com/programming/Merry_go_round_aka_jCarouselLite_with_jQuery > > > -GTG
[jQuery] Re: Quick straw pole about maps
Hi Tane, Hey a heads up, I didn't know much about the pluging clicked the demo link at the Google link you provided above. So on the Google page clicking this: http://dev.digitalspaghetti.me.uk/jmaps/ give me "Bad Request (Invalid Hostname)" I use Google maps and mapQuest maps almost exclusively just for personal use fwiw. thanks. On Aug 8, 3:02 pm, "Tane Piper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hey folks, > > I wanted to ask the list a quick straw poll. A bit OT but the subject > is one of my plugins. > > I've just released version 1.4 of my plugin without much fanfair > (http://code.google.com/p/jmaps) and I'm starting to think about the > next version. I wanted to get an idea of what other people want, not > just me. > > So a quick question is, especially to anyone using it is: What > mapping service do you prefer? Google? or Yahoo? > > The reason I ask, is I can either keep the plugin on its current > course of supporting both map services as equally as possible, or I > can scale down or abandon the Yahoo support in going down the route of > much more customisation for Google maps. For example, using jQuery > syntax to make things such as custom icons, buttons and layouts more > simple, as well as their services (geocoding, traffic info, map ads, > etc). > > If you prefer Yahoo, let me know why. > > Thanks folks! > > -- > Tane Piperhttp://digitalspaghetti.tooum.net > > This email is: [ ] blogable [ x ] ask first [ ] private
[jQuery] Re: SevenMagOnline.com Feature blocks
Wow OK I hadn't realized the thumbnails swap out when a main menu item is hovered. I thought maybe they were just set to cycle on intervals. On Aug 3, 3:00 pm, Ty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Anyone have any idea how to do something like this in jQuery, I think > it's built using mooTools, that's in the js calls > anyways...http://www.sevenmagonline.com/ > The 4-thumbnail blocks on the homepage just beneath the large flash > movie of features, that click and expand on mouseover. The click they > used soundManager2, which I've experimented with and didn't have much > success in IE. > Anyways the expanding part is what I like, I guess it's just an expand > on hover, and the other div's resize accordingly. anyone seen anything > similar with jQ or a plugin? > > Pretty impressive site overall, since it's got some js features, > thought it was worth a mention here. Noticed it at the Expression > Engine Cms showcase.
[jQuery] SevenMagOnline.com Feature blocks
Anyone have any idea how to do something like this in jQuery, I think it's built using mooTools, that's in the js calls anyways... http://www.sevenmagonline.com/ The 4-thumbnail blocks on the homepage just beneath the large flash movie of features, that click and expand on mouseover. The click they used soundManager2, which I've experimented with and didn't have much success in IE. Anyways the expanding part is what I like, I guess it's just an expand on hover, and the other div's resize accordingly. anyone seen anything similar with jQ or a plugin? Pretty impressive site overall, since it's got some js features, thought it was worth a mention here. Noticed it at the Expression Engine Cms showcase.
[jQuery] Re: jqShuffle plugin (alpha)
Most impressive Ben, the name certainly works. It doesn't do at all what I expected from the name, I was thinking maybe some random reordering on load time or something... No no no... way more high octane than that. Definitely something that people will think is an "all too much bother to build" Flash ani. Sweet duder! On Jul 30, 1:39 pm, "Benjamin Sterling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I wanted to announce my first plug-in called jqShuffle. It is in alpha > right now, because I know there a better ways of doing some of the stuff I > want to do. > > The url for script and some very basic > demos:http://www.benjaminsterling.com/experiments/jqShuffle/ > > Currently tested in IE6, IE7, FF2 (mac and pc). > > Any and all feedback welcomed. > > Tips on making the code better will be greatly appreciated. > > -- > Benjamin Sterlinghttp://www.KenzoMedia.comhttp://www.KenzoHosting.com
[jQuery] Rss Feed pagination animation
Tossing this one out as I've not idea if there is a way to animate the loading of an RSS feed (remote content). Had the idea to say maybe pull in gallery screenshots from CSSmania for example maybe 3 at a time and have them slide out and three more slide in. It might require the magpieRSS app, not sure. Similar to the way the google or is it yahoo autoPager works. so it would load 1-3 then 3-6 and so on, possibly limiting it to maybe 5 iterations in the loop. It's way beyond me but seems like something practical, similar to a news feed also I guess.
