Is there any chance you can stop spamming our group please?
Cheers
Marc
On 11 Jan 2010, at 16:28, avatar3 wrote:
Download avatar 2009
In the future, Jake, a paraplegic war veteran, is brought to another
planet, Pandora, which is inhabited by the Na'vi, a humanoid race
with their own
To be honest, I find the whole structure a little confusing, however,
that said, I have had a quick look at your site and it seems that you
are trying to run the superfish plugin, without JQuery. You also have
scriptaculous in there too...
Maybe that could be a good starting point.
Can I just say
Brilliant!!
I think this will probably make it's way onto my site/s at some point
fairly soon!!
Thanks
On 16 Nov 2009, at 21:03, Ash wrote:
Every body loves a little treat in their websites...
Well I believe jQuery holds the PERFECT javascript library for doing
the
jQuery v1.3.2 rev 6246 (and I just tried with the current nightly
build too - same behaviour)
Given the following html which basically has a button floated over the
top right corner of an image:
div class=abc
div class=xyz
img src=... title=... /
button type=buttonX/button
I think the jQuery Cycle plugin is better than above one.
hehe
2008/10/12 MorningZ [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Well, you could use CSS to hide the photo gallery to start (display:
none)
and then hook onto the window load event to show
so like
html
head
script type=text/javascript/script
Great.
Thx.
2008/10/11 Richard D. Worth [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Someone asked tonight on the jQuery UI maling list about the difference
between jQuery, jQuery UI, and Plugins. This may not be new(s) to some of
you, but my answer turned out to be rather lengthy, so I thought I'd share
it here as
I slowly discovered the jQuery is so great.
Hehe
I love it!
2008/9/28 BB [EMAIL PROTECTED]
$(#fruits option:selected).get(0).index
On 28 Sep., 08:33, GARIL [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you. What's the code if I want the index of the selected item?
On Sep 28, 12:53 am, Alex Weber
$(li:not(:has(a))).click( ... );
It's cool!
2008/9/28 BB [EMAIL PROTECTED]
$(li:not(:has(a))).click( ... );
would be the shortest!
On 28 Sep., 05:06, Dave Methvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Attach a click event to:
liList item without link/li
Do not attach click event to:
lia
Yeah
It's right!
Haha
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