I had to work off of bare tags and
eventually got it working. If you can assign unique ID's to each
table header section and then unique classes to each grouping of
subsection rows, it can be done.
For the work I was doing on a phpBB, I could create unique ID's fo
Just saw this posted to del.icio.us this morning and thought it would
be cool to see if it could be made using jQuery like sIFR was:
swfIR (swf Image Replacement)
http://www.swfir.com/
swfIR gives you the ability to apply an assortment of visual effects
to any or all images on your website.
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Holy smoke, that's almost exactly what I'm trying to do. The only
thing I'm wanting to do different is to make certain table rows
collapsed by default when the page is first viewed, which is why I am
applying classes to rows.
May I use your code a bit in what I'm working on?
Shane
On 2/21/07, r
$(this).attr("class", $(this).prev("[EMAIL
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> you might be able to get it down to one row...
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> I would not recommend setting the IDs as you want, because the
> standars clearly states that I
I'm stumped on how to do this with jQuery. I have a table like this:
I need to convert it to:
Please add http://www.reefs.org/ to the list.
Shane
On 2/12/07, jazzle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I've recently completed http://www.saintsrlfc.com/
> http://www.saintsrlfc.com/ .
> Quite a bit of jQuery, including striping, ThickBox, and various bespoke
> codings (especially in the non-pub
Saw this posted on del.icio.us this afternoon and thought I'd forward
it to the discussion group:
http://comments.deasil.com/2007/02/10/y-pipe-integrated-with-ajax/
Shane
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You might try:
$("#myElement").remove().after("new element<\/div>");
It would be nice to have a replaceWith method and a wrapInner method
in the core as I've found I need to be able to do this on a regular
basis.
FWIW,
Shane
On 1/31/07, George Adamson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Despite ha
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> Hey, Shane... I'm not a CSS guru by any means, so...
> what is a "Vdiv"?
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> And... do you have a sample of this CSS rounding working online
> that I can view?
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> Rick
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I noticed the same thing when trying to implement it for a site and
eventually gave up with the plugin. I ended up going to
roundedcornr.com and used the corner images generated there +
generated CSS and used jQuery to modify the DOM to accept the
rounding:
$(".round")
.wrap("<\/div>"
I just happened onto Presentacular [1] for the S5 slideshow script
this morning and was wondering if anyone has rewritten it using
jQuery.
Shane
[1] http://labs.cavorite.com/presentacular/
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Instead of hacking imagebox.js, why not use a separate jQuery script
(that you write) to modify your markup so that it's recognized as
default behavior by imagebox? That way when you upgrade imagebox
versions you don't have to reapply your hacks to imagebox.js. This
markup modification script wou
I've finished changing my code to reflect the API changes. However, I
depend on Thickbox for images and I haven't seen an announcement
stating that Thickbox has updated its code to reflect the 1.1 API.
Anyone know if Thickbox has done this or that it is in the works?
Shane
On 1/15/07, Dave Meth
Quick question regarding the compatibility script to allow 1.0 code to
be used with the 1.1 release of jQuery: Does using the compatibility
plugin reduce the speed increases realized with the 1.1 release? I
couldn't seem to find out if this was the case or not in my searches
of the release inform
Awesome! I may have to look at using some of these new features in an
upcoming project. :)
Not sure if this was noticed or not, but the Fisheye menu [1] doesn't
degrade gracefully if javascript is disabled (tested in FF 1.5).
Basically all of the images overlay one another and the menu becomes
Just out of curiosity, why did you use tabber.js instead of the tab
plugin for jQuery?
Shane
On 1/10/07, Stefan Holmberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://www.findfreefonts.net
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> using 1.0.4 all over the site - just using one "external" js script as well
> and that's the BarelyFitz tab contr
Rey:
We just began using jQuery on our online magazine site Advanced
Aquarist [1]. Currently we're using the Thickbox [2] plugin along
with code snippits that were found via Google for creating pullquotes
[3] (modified a bit), a dynamic Table of Contents [4] (also modified a
bit), and for making
> I find ThickBoxMod works better than the one on the jQuery site:
> http://www.nabble.com/My-ThickBoxMod-tf2740161.html
Is there a place where this mod can be viewed? I'm using v.2 of
Thickbox and I'd like to see the difference.
Shane
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I was wondering if anyone could give me some pointers on how to
achieve the following using jQuery. Basically I want to have a menu
in a sidebar that scrolls with the content until it hits the top of
the screen and then stays put as the reader continues to scroll down
through the content. An exam
I am attempting to use:
$("#myelement").click(function() {
$("#myelement img").Puff(500);
});
My markup is as such:
I need the Puff() effect to take place when the person clicks on the
link before the browser heads over to mysite.com. What is the proper
syntax in order
I've just begun using javascript and jquery and I'm very impressed
with what can be acheived using it. Thank you for an excellent
product! :)
This may seem like a basic question but I've just started working with
javascript and am learning as I go. Why is it that
$(document).ready(function() {
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