[jQuery] Bizarre rendering issue (FF 3, IE 6)
I am having an issue with the following jQuery code: http://www.houseofoverlord.com/c/jeniffer/bhive/test2.html http://www.houseofoverlord.com/c/jeniffer/bhive/test2.html The rendering that is not occurring is when the page: * Loads * When clicking the main (horizontal) menu items What is supposed to happen is the default (first) navsecondary a tag is supposed to receive a current class designation. If I console.log, everything seems fine, but the screen display does not show the change, and the HTML view in Firefox does not demonstrate the update (class=current). If you click on about us and then click on what we do, that behavior is supposed to happen automatically when clicking the about us menu link. Anybody know what's going on? Thanks! Jared -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Bizarre-rendering-issue-%28FF-3%2C-IE-6%29-tp21127522s27240p21127522.html Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
[jQuery] Re: Bizarre rendering issue (FF 3, IE 6)
Hi Alexandre, Thank you for the reply. I'm not sure what you mean by enable debugging in Firebug. Basically, the first submenu item for specific menu item should always default to having the current class. Although I can tell that something is occurring using console.log to inspect the a-link addClass method, the actual html for the page rendering is not applying; I effectively cannot see the results of the addClass method that is run if I am doing an addClass method during only the main menu selections. The best way to see what I mean is to: * first, click the about us link. * then, click the what we do link The what we do link should be highlighted just like after the second click when clicking on the about us link. As far as I can tell, addClass is running, but the page is not actually rendering the change, and Firebug is not showing the class in the HTML inspector. Right-click on the what we do link, select Inspect Element, then click on the about us link. See the current goes away? It should stay, and I can't figure out why it's not working. Thanks! Jared Alexandre Plennevaux-2 wrote: jared, your website is supernice and promising, but i for one don't understand anything about your problem description. i think either you're lacking sleep or you wrote too fast :) Can you rephrase please, for people that don't yet know your website internals (or lack sleep themselves ) ?can you also enable logging (i have firebug) on the page online, because the console doesn't show anything here. Thanks alexandre On Mon, Dec 22, 2008 at 2:08 PM, userdude farri...@gmail.com wrote: I am having an issue with the following jQuery code: http://www.houseofoverlord.com/c/jeniffer/bhive/test2.html http://www.houseofoverlord.com/c/jeniffer/bhive/test2.html The rendering that is not occurring is when the page: * Loads * When clicking the main (horizontal) menu items What is supposed to happen is the default (first) navsecondary a tag is supposed to receive a current class designation. If I console.log, everything seems fine, but the screen display does not show the change, and the HTML view in Firefox does not demonstrate the update (class=current). If you click on about us and then click on what we do, that behavior is supposed to happen automatically when clicking the about us menu link. Anybody know what's going on? Thanks! Jared -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Bizarre-rendering-issue-%28FF-3%2C-IE-6%29-tp21127522s27240p21127522.html Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Bizarre-rendering-issue-%28FF-3%2C-IE-6%29-tp21127522s27240p21129366.html Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
[jQuery] Re: Bizarre rendering issue (FF 3, IE 6)
Well, in the following example (another iteration of the same menu), the behavior works: http://www.houseofoverlord.com/c/jeniffer/bhive/test3.html http://www.houseofoverlord.com/c/jeniffer/bhive/test3.html You have to click on the about us link and then scroll down until the header for that section is at the top (to activate the new menu style). See the what we do link is already highlighted? Why it does not work on the other, is what I am after. userdude wrote: Hi Alexandre, Thank you for the reply. I'm not sure what you mean by enable debugging in Firebug. Basically, the first submenu item for specific menu item should always default to having the current class. Although I can tell that something is occurring using console.log to inspect the a-link addClass method, the actual html for the page rendering is not applying; I effectively cannot see the results of the addClass method that is run if I am doing an addClass method during only the main menu selections. The best way to see what I mean is to: * first, click the about us link. * then, click the what we do link The what we do link should be highlighted just like after the second click when clicking on the about us link. As far as I can tell, addClass is running, but the page is not actually rendering the change, and Firebug is not showing the class in the HTML inspector. Right-click on the what we do link, select Inspect Element, then click on the about us link. See the current goes away? It should stay, and I can't figure out why it's not working. Thanks! Jared Alexandre Plennevaux-2 wrote: jared, your website is supernice and promising, but i for one don't understand anything about your problem description. i think either you're lacking sleep or you wrote too fast :) Can you rephrase please, for people that don't yet know your website internals (or lack sleep themselves ) ?can you also enable logging (i have firebug) on the page online, because the console doesn't show anything here. Thanks alexandre On Mon, Dec 22, 2008 at 2:08 PM, userdude farri...@gmail.com wrote: I am having an issue with the following jQuery code: http://www.houseofoverlord.com/c/jeniffer/bhive/test2.html http://www.houseofoverlord.com/c/jeniffer/bhive/test2.html The rendering that is not occurring is when the page: * Loads * When clicking the main (horizontal) menu items What is supposed to happen is the default (first) navsecondary a tag is supposed to receive a current class designation. If I console.log, everything seems fine, but the screen display does not show the change, and the HTML view in Firefox does not demonstrate the update (class=current). If you click on about us and then click on what we do, that behavior is supposed to happen automatically when clicking the about us menu link. Anybody know what's going on? Thanks! Jared -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Bizarre-rendering-issue-%28FF-3%2C-IE-6%29-tp21127522s27240p21127522.html Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Bizarre-rendering-issue-%28FF-3%2C-IE-6%29-tp21127522s27240p21129602.html Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
[jQuery] Re: Bizarre rendering issue (FF 3, IE 6)
Something tells me jQuery is acting up in some way that means the class is
never applied, like an event never completes successfully. It's just very
strange it doesn't work, especially since the test3.html link code does
work, and I don't think I did anything to make the code interpret
differently.
But you are right, it is when the object is a jQuery object instead of an
element object.
Alexandre Plennevaux-2 wrote:
ok, i got it, well, at least the problem.
now, i'm not sure about how to solve it.
1/ maybe it's a css issue.
in your stylesheet, try changing this
#aboutus .nav .navmain a.current,
#aboutus .nav .navsecondary a.current {
color: #a5ee26;
}
#aboutus .nav ul.navsecondary {
left: 130px;
top: 115px;
}
#aboutus .nav .navsecondary a {
color: #c87eeb;
}
into
#aboutus .nav ul.navsecondary {
left: 130px;
top: 115px;
}
#aboutus .nav .navsecondary a {
color: #c87eeb;
}
#aboutus .nav .navmain a.current,
#aboutus .nav .navsecondary a.current {
color: #a5ee26;
}
2./ i noticed you use the function
doShowStorywrap(c) sometimes passing it a jquery object, sometimes
just this. The case in which the rendering does not happen is when
you don't use a jquery object, so i would try that, see if that
changes anything.
On Mon, Dec 22, 2008 at 4:10 PM, userdude farri...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Alexandre,
Thank you for the reply. I'm not sure what you mean by enable debugging
in
Firebug.
Basically, the first submenu item for specific menu item should always
default to having the current class.
Although I can tell that something is occurring using console.log to
inspect
the a-link addClass method, the actual html for the page rendering is not
applying; I effectively cannot see the results of the addClass method
that
is run if I am doing an addClass method during only the main menu
selections.
The best way to see what I mean is to:
* first, click the about us link.
* then, click the what we do link
The what we do link should be highlighted just like after the second
click
when clicking on the about us link. As far as I can tell, addClass is
running, but the page is not actually rendering the change, and Firebug
is
not showing the class in the HTML inspector.
Right-click on the what we do link, select Inspect Element, then
click
on the about us link. See the current goes away? It should stay, and I
can't figure out why it's not working.
Thanks!
Jared
Alexandre Plennevaux-2 wrote:
jared, your website is supernice and promising, but i for one don't
understand anything about your problem description. i think either
you're
lacking sleep or you wrote too fast :)
Can you rephrase please, for people that don't yet know your website
internals (or lack sleep themselves ) ?can you also enable logging (i
have
firebug) on the page online, because the console doesn't show anything
here.
Thanks
alexandre
On Mon, Dec 22, 2008 at 2:08 PM, userdude farri...@gmail.com wrote:
I am having an issue with the following jQuery code:
http://www.houseofoverlord.com/c/jeniffer/bhive/test2.html
http://www.houseofoverlord.com/c/jeniffer/bhive/test2.html
The rendering that is not occurring is when the page:
* Loads
* When clicking the main (horizontal) menu items
What is supposed to happen is the default (first) navsecondary a tag
is
supposed to receive a current class designation. If I console.log,
everything seems fine, but the screen display does not show the
change,
and
the HTML view in Firefox does not demonstrate the update
(class=current).
If you click on about us and then click on what we do, that
behavior
is
supposed to happen automatically when clicking the about us menu
link.
Anybody know what's going on?
Thanks!
Jared
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