[jQuery] Re: SlideUp/SlideDown Causing Alignment Issues.

2009-02-26 Thread mkmanning 

The effects functions apply a style of display:block to the table. Try
wrapping the table in a div and slide the div .

On Feb 26, 1:36 am, Sir Rawlins robert.rawl...@thinkbluemedia.co.uk
wrote:
 Hello Guys,

 Take a look at the following 
 example:http://www.coldbeans.co.uk/expanding_table.html

 Any ideas why the nested table alignment all goes tits-up when the JS
 gets involved?

 Cheers,

 Robert

[jQuery] Re: SlideUp/SlideDown Causing Alignment Issues.

2009-02-26 Thread Sir Rawlins 

mkmanning:

You were spot on! I've updated the code in the link above making the
div slidable and it works lovely :-) Thank you!

o.k. see if you can help me a little further. I'm looking to identify
all the parent rows which are not expanded and fade them out using a
fadeTo('slow', 0.3) or something like that, the idea being that when
someone expands a particular row all the other fade into the
background giving focus to the selects row. Is there any way for me to
detect the links current toggle state? or will I have to perhaps build
my own list of id's which are 'expanded' and 'not expanded'?

Thanks for your help,

Robert

On Feb 26, 9:42 am, mkmanning michaell...@gmail.com wrote:
 The effects functions apply a style of display:block to the table. Try
 wrapping the table in a div and slide the div .

 On Feb 26, 1:36 am, Sir Rawlins robert.rawl...@thinkbluemedia.co.uk
 wrote:

  Hello Guys,

  Take a look at the following 
  example:http://www.coldbeans.co.uk/expanding_table.html

  Any ideas why the nested table alignment all goes tits-up when the JS
  gets involved?

  Cheers,

  Robert

[jQuery] Re: SlideUp/SlideDown Causing Alignment Issues.

2009-02-26 Thread Sir Rawlins 

Ok, I've taken a stab at the next concept, I think I'm along the right
track, During the toggle function I'm trying to pull all .clickable
elements which dont have ID of the one just click, I can then fade
thier parent().parent() to do the job.

I think this will work, however, I cant get my filter expression to
work properly. Do you think I'm going in the right direction?

Thanks,

Robert

On Feb 26, 10:27 am, Sir Rawlins robert.rawl...@thinkbluemedia.co.uk
wrote:
 mkmanning:

 You were spot on! I've updated the code in the link above making the
 div slidable and it works lovely :-) Thank you!

 o.k. see if you can help me a little further. I'm looking to identify
 all the parent rows which are not expanded and fade them out using a
 fadeTo('slow', 0.3) or something like that, the idea being that when
 someone expands a particular row all the other fade into the
 background giving focus to the selects row. Is there any way for me to
 detect the links current toggle state? or will I have to perhaps build
 my own list of id's which are 'expanded' and 'not expanded'?

 Thanks for your help,

 Robert

 On Feb 26, 9:42 am, mkmanning michaell...@gmail.com wrote:

  The effects functions apply a style of display:block to the table. Try
  wrapping the table in a div and slide the div .

  On Feb 26, 1:36 am, Sir Rawlins robert.rawl...@thinkbluemedia.co.uk
  wrote:

   Hello Guys,

   Take a look at the following 
   example:http://www.coldbeans.co.uk/expanding_table.html

   Any ideas why the nested table alignment all goes tits-up when the JS
   gets involved?

   Cheers,

   Robert