I am having rounded corners in a site but I don't want them in IE
because it does strange things with the corners.
Something like below isn't that possible?
.corners(4px).not($.browser.msie $.browser.version = 7)
What are the other solution to only target IE for not rounding that
corners?
Gr
Is it also possible to use superfish with a multicolumn navigation
like below?
I tried it out but the superfish effect isn't that smooth, the nav_sub
will just show without any nice fade-in slidedown effect.
I think because Superfish normaly targets the ul ul but now it has to
target the div
://plugins.learningjquery.com/columns/
View source to see what the lists look like before they're columnized.
The plugin code is here:
http://plugins.learningjquery.com/columns/jquery.columns.js
--Karl
Karl Swedbergwww.englishrules.comwww.learningjquery.com
On Nov 7, 2008, at 4:24 PM, IschaGast
Hi,
I am trying to figure out how I can split a simple unordered list in
two unordered lists.
Code:
ul class=list_splitted
lilist item 01/li
lilist item 01/li
lilist item 01/li
lilist
, IschaGast [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have this: span class=emailcontact [monkeytail] yabadabadoo
[dot] .com/span
Now I want to replace the text [monkeytail] with some other text.
Is there a simple solution that I can get the monkeytail text and
replace it with something else?
--
Isaak Malik
I have this: span class=emailcontact [monkeytail] yabadabadoo
[dot] .com/span
Now I want to replace the text [monkeytail] with some other text.
Is there a simple solution that I can get the monkeytail text and
replace it with something else?
On this page, http://www.webrichtlijnen.nl/, when scrolling down you
see that there will be added to arrows that are used to get back to
the top off the page.
I looked at the script and thought this could be made with jQuery a
lot easier.
At the moment I have this:
jQuery(function($) {
After some searching I found the solution:
$('#content_main div.weblog_archive li a').livequery('click',
function(event) {
$('div.article_ajax').load($(this).attr(href) + ' div.article');
event.preventDefault();
});
On May 28, 9:34 pm, IschaGast [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
:
$('#content_main div.weblog_archive li a').click(function() {
var $test = this.href;
$('div.article').load($test div.article);
return false
});
On May 27, 11:53 pm, IschaGast [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a page with an archive of all
newsletters:http://ischagast.nl/janhekmanschool
At the moment this is my code:
$('#content_main div.weblog_archive li a').click(function() {
$('div class=weblog_articles_ajax/
div').insertAfter('div.article').load(this.href);
$('div.weblog_articles_ajax div.article').livequery(function() {
$(this).html();
I have a page with an archive of all newsletters:
http://ischagast.nl/janhekmanschool/nieuwsbrief/archief/
What I want is that when clicking a month the results of that month
appear under the months just like this site:
http://loweblog.com/archives/
I thought building that with jquery would be
I see that's not really clear what I want.
What I want to see is that index number right ahead not after clicking
the li.
I think it's really simple but I am thinking to difficult I think.
Example file: http://ischagast.nl/jquery/carousel.html
In the example file you see a slideshow of news items where you can
navigate with the arrows.
I wanted too add some extra features and that's the pager option on
the bottom right. That features works great but now I also want that
when news
Hi,
I got something like this: http://ischagast.nl/serialscroll/
What I want is to get the item index after the title directly, what I
got right now it that you see that index after clicking the li.
$('body.domenabled #item_news ul li').click(function () {
var index = $('body.domenabled
I have a page that looks like this:
div class=table-of-contents
div class=chapters-title
h3input type=checkbox id=chaper-01 /label
for=chapter-01Chapter title/label/h3
/div
ul class=pages-container
li
div class=pages
I have a page that looks like this:
div class=table-of-contents
div class=chapters-title
h3input type=checkbox id=chaper-01 /label
for=chapter-01Chapter title/label/h3
/div
ul class=pages-container
li
div class=pages
I have it working right now but I am wondering if this is the best
way?
$('.chapters-title [EMAIL PROTECTED]').click(function(){
$(this).parents('.chapters-title').next('.pages-
container').find('[EMAIL PROTECTED]').attr('checked',
this.checked);
},function(){
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