Should I take this to mean no one's quite sure?
I know it's kinda rude of me to throw a chunk of code up like that,
but I'm pulling my (prematurely gray) hair out.
On Oct 5, 2:09 pm, Fluffica
wrote:
> Good Morning/Afternoon (depending where you are)
>
> I would usuall
Good Morning/Afternoon (depending where you are)
I would usually hate to post chunks of code like this, but I may be
about to break my monitor.
I've written a chunk of code, which on an address change, loads page
content either into a black, or white div. The address change event is
working, and
Good afternoon all,
Please forgive me if this is a rookie error. (I'm a designer).
I have this bit of code $("#pageArea").load(urlToLoad+" #pageArea");
which, for the most part, is doing what I'd expect it to. Swapping out
the #pageArea in the current page, for the #pageArea in another page.
H
That sounds to make sense, I shall try that out.
Thanks chaps. If I'm ever in your area, I'll buy you all a pint.
On 27 May, 18:00, Liam Byrne wrote:
> This is definitely the best option, as you can achieve everything that
> you might need
>
> The disabled css class can
> a) have the same text
> var oriHref = $(this).attr('href');
> //.btn is now NOT clickable
> $(this).attr('href' : '');
> $("#somethingElse").doStuff("slow", function(){
> //.btn is now clickable
> $(&
Sorry, I should probably add, it's not actually a button. It's an
On May 27, 2:05 pm, Fluffica
wrote:
> Good Afternoon (or morning depending on where you are).
>
> I really hate posting probably quite simple questions to forums, but
> this is really foxing me.
>
Good Afternoon (or morning depending on where you are).
I really hate posting probably quite simple questions to forums, but
this is really foxing me.
$(".btn").click(function(){
//.btn is now NOT clickable
$("#somethingElse").doStuff("slow", function(){
Yes. Well. Not definitely. Let me check...
Yes. Definitely. However, might be something simalar. I have card-a
and card-b which are contained in slide-bar. card-a and card-b are
containers to load and display content into alternatly. When the user
closes the slide-bar, I want both of them to hide
Good morning all,
Apologies again if this is a really basic question, but I've searched
though the jQuery Docs and am struggling to find a solution.
function lovelyFunction() {
$("#lovelyDiv").fadeOut(5000,function(){
alert("Why now?");
});
};
Everything I'm read
Why that works really rather well, actually solves other issues too,
thank you very much. I'm getting into this jQuery stuff.
Morning all,
I'm working on a large single page site at the moment. I've seen these
around before quite happily using type mark up,
leaving jQuery to control loading the content in dynamicly and so on.
However, our solution to both graceful degradation and a worry that
Google doesn't class one
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