would still fire like a normal link.
Alternatively, you could use another element (like a span, styled like
an anchor) to achieve the same effect.
On Mar 24, 8:30 am, Sebastián V. Würtz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a html like this
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> cat1
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I have a html like this
cat1
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The html
$('#list a').each(function(i){
$(this).click(function(event){
$("#list").fadeOut("slow").load(this.href);
$("#list").fadeIn("slow");return false;
})
When i click in 1 option the "list" hi
Ok, this is how my final (?) code look
I think it have too many if, a function for make the same thing could help
but at least it work and perfectly
$("#toc").addClass("toc derecha");
$("#toc").prepend('Tabla de contenidos<\/h2><\/ul>');
counter = 1;
$('*','#main_content').each(function() {
