how do you make it drop up?
thanks
sadly, i doubt any other group will participate as passionately as the
you geeks.
"what does this have to do with jQuery?"
--this topic is on the jquery forum, because problems with a
jQuery component, Superfish, caused me to devise this method. The
superfish support page directed me to this forum for support. the
author of the plugin has not spoken up yet. (I imagine th
Eric Garside, thanks for the cross-browser alert. that's new issue.
researching..
there is another well-established programming principle-- modularity.
the idea is the less tightly-coupled components are, the easier it is
to upgrade any one of them, or switch it out with a replacement. one
technique to achieve modularity is to reduce the scope of variables--
keep the variable-n
because none of the proposed functional problems have proven truly
significant, the debate has become one of principle. Eric Garside's
critique is that you're not SUPPOSED to use !important this way. my
one strict rule is to never strictly follow strict rules. i believe a
wise programmer understan
"it's an ugly hack"
--people who take pride in the purity of their code might take offense
at a solution which is based on expediency, rather than programming
dexterity. this debate seems partly to be about programming pride vs.
expediency. i wish i had the resources to hire one of you gurus, but
EFFORT
the reason i don't want to CHANGE the css is because my site-css was
designed to display my site properly, the widget-css was designed to
display the widget properly. if i make changes in either, it's opening
a can of worms.
"inspecting an element in firebug to see where it's getting it's
(wow. and i thought there was nothing left to say on this topic! :)
SIZE
ryan, SIZE has not yet been mentioned in the thread-- glad you
mentioned it. with superfish, at least, the extra !important rules
have no noticeable effect on my page-load time, in IE, firefox, or
chrome.
page-performance
thanks ricardo. you definitely understand specificity.
your links confirm: "A style that is designated as important will win
out over contradictory styles of otherwise equal weight."
and, if styles of equal weight both use !important, "the last rule
specified wins."
http://www.htmlhelp.com/refer
wileyluxe wrote:
> Depending on how the rest of the selectors are written, a Body ID will
> do overwrite it.
wileyluxe, can you give an example of how a site-css Body ID can
overwrite the widget-css, if the widget employs !important + id's/
classes?
ryan.joyce wrote:
> unless you've declared some of your default styles as !important,
> the widget *will* take precedence if it's called after the default
> CSS.
--if you mean the widget styles will affect the main site rendering,
not if the widget styles are correctly declared with unique id's o
i don't see it as a problem. With or without !important, the site-css
will cascade into the widget for elements undeclared in the widget--
the widget designer expects that. The important thing is for the
widget's declared styles to take precedence, which !important achieves
in most cases. (if i'm
ricardo, you're right that styles undeclared in the widget-css will
cascade from the site-css into the widget, even if you use !important
in the widget. that's an important point.
ricardo:
"what does this have to do with jQuery?"
--this topic is on the jquery forum, because problems with a
jQuery component, Superfish, caused me to devise this method. The
superfish support page directed me to this forum for support. the
author of the plugin has not spoken up yet. (I
Amen to that, JIMD. !important easily eliminates spaghetti problems,
with 3rd-party components. (Although, i would counter that CSS applied
judiciously, ESPECIALLY to very large sites, can vastly reduce the
effort to apply global formats site-wide. But some CSS-fanatics say
"never, ever use inline
ricardo, no offense--
the only part of this thread you need to worry about is the first
post:
to insulate your 3rd-party candy (such as a suckerfish menu) from your
site's css, globally replace: ";" with " !important;" in the candy's
css.
that's it.
the rest of this thread is geeks debating hy
i think your problem is your html, not superfish. your html may be
badly formed. my html editor pointed out some errors:
My Pools
Football
Hockey
NHL
Playoff Bracket
playoff09
myplayoff
Straight Pickem
NHL09
hi Ricardo
i think you're not understanding the nature of css conflicts (has
nothing to do with "badly" written code), or you're not understanding
how super-simple this technique is (no "fuss", it's a simple 2-second
tweak), or i'm not understanding you (are you just trying to be cute?)
i was having superfish problems too. i resolved them with the !
important method. might be your solution.
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/fda8d8c533d6ae09
Nightmares!
You made a good point, I should have replied to you personally!
PS. Please don't take it personal. That was (kinda) a joke. I guess we
are in a better mood here and all of my friends that I MADE TO look
through the the thread said 'Good one' :
PSS. Nothing
jQuery Lover, i'm a programmer. i'm a perfectionist when it comes to
wording. Unfortunately, google groups does not provide a draft
feature, OR preview feature, OR edit-after-posting feature, which i
find galling and irritating. i'll try to get my wording right before
posting.
secondly, the idea
jquery Lover, let go of what? this technique? this thread? or my
repeatedly removing and reposting the same post, because you get an
email alert every time?
On Jan 17, 11:10 am, jQuery Lover wrote:
> OFFTOP:
>
> Johny, just let it go already... :)))
>
>
> Read jQu
right, Klaus, specificity resolves conflicts.
if your main site css uses !important on any element which conflicts
with your candy css, it MIGHT resolve in favor of the site's css--
causing your candy to display wrong!
fortunately, !important seems to be used rarely, so such a conflict is
unlike
right, Klaus, specificity resolves conflicts.
if your main site css uses !important on any element which conflicts
with your candy css, that would create a conflict in your candy, which
MIGHT resolve in favor of the site's css-- causing your candy to
display wrong!
fortunately, !important seems
right, Klaus, specificity resolves conflicts.
if your main site css uses !important on any element which conflicts
with your candy css, that could create a conflict in your candy, which
would resolve in favor of the site's css-- causing your candy to
display wrong! (even though you used !importan
right, Klaus, specificity resolves conflicts.
if your main site css uses !important on any element which conflicts
with your candy css, that could create a conflict in your candy, which
would resolve in favor of the site's css-- causing your candy to
display wrong! (even though you used !importan
right, Klaus, specificity resolves conflicts. which could be an issue,
if your main site css uses !important on any element which conflicts
with your candy css.
fortunately, !important seems to be used rarely, so that's probably
not going to be an issue.
if, by rare chance, your site's css has a
if your 3rd-party css does not use unique id's or classes, then you
could create your own (which will enable you to use !important):
1. locate the html for the candy, in your site's html pages.
2. surround it with a div with an id that does not appear anyplace in
the rest of your site:
...
3. o
if your 3rd-party css does not use unique id's or classes, then you
could create your own (which will enable you to use !important):
1. locate the html for the candy, in your site's html pages.
2. surround it with a div with an id that does not appear anyplace in
the rest of your site:
...
3. o
yes, uwe, as i mentioned, if your 3rd-party css does not use unique
id's or classes, then 'important' in the 3rd-party css could affect
your main site-rendering.
but in most cases, 3rd-party candy DOES use unique classes or id's, in
which case there's no problem.
"this could also override any other third party CSS"
--i don't think so, Nic, as you apply the "important" property to the
3rd-party css, not your site's css.
however, if the 3rd-party css does not use unique class or id names,
to target JUST their candy, then applying the 'important' property t
nic, i don't understand what you mean by "modify your CSS to not even
use this on your properties"
IMPORTANT:
make the above change to the 3rd-party candy css, NOT the css of your
website
trying to integrate a 3rd party css candy into your site may result in
conflicts between the candy's css and your site's css, resulting in a
rendering mess. stuff that works beautifully by itself blows up when
you put it into your website. this trick may not find you a new
girlfriend, or butter yo
this is in vertical mode
resolved, by reverting to the version of hoverIntent.js which is
bundled with Superfish. Joel Birch, author of superfish, recommends
upgrading to the version below, but the script below caused the
incorrect behavior i describe at the top of this thread.
http://plugins.jquery.com/project/hover
in IE 8, as soon as i load the page, the superfish top-most submenu
opens, without hover.
i do not see this problem in firefox or chrome.
help?
Thank you Jeffrey for your reply
Best regards,
Lad.
Nobody knows the answer to my question ? :-(
Thank you ALL who helped.Now it works but because the form uploads a
large file I would like to add a progress bar indicator or something
like.
Is it possible to implement a progress uploading indicator with
jQuery?
I thought about an animated picture( as the easiest solution) but when
I start
I have a form
The form uploads a large file so that I would like to inform a user to
wait, after he pushes the submit button.
So I have
...
...
$('[EMAIL PROTECTED]').click(function() {
$('#InformUserText').show();
return false;
});
Hi,
I have a website with some images.The size of these pictures are ok
for the most of users but some of users, who use higher screen
resolution, complain about the poor quality picture details.
Would it be possible to use jQuery to enlarge pictures depending on
users screen resolution?
Or what
I fail to open http://www.jsquery.org/. Is there a new home site?
Thanks
L.
Thank you all for help.
One more question:
For example if
I have
1000
Is it possible to get the value ( here 1000) ?
I tried
$('#MyNumber').val();
but it did not work.
Thank you for help
I have
how can I count numbers of characters that a user writes?
Thank you
B.
Hi,
I have
how can I count numbers of characters that a user writes?
Thank you
B.
Did anyone successed in making a script that can bookmark a webpage?
The script I used worked with IE but I would like the script to work
with Firefox and Opera too.
Do you have any idea how to do that with jQuery?
Thanks
L.
For example I have a group of radio buttons and would like to get
value of the selected radio button.
IHow to get the value using jQuery?
Thanks for reply
L.
Hi,
I have style defined like this
div#Explanation{position:absolute; top:720px; width:10px; right:
0px;margin:40px 0 0 0;}
and my HTML code
*
Login
Popis
*
Password
and I would like to add Explanation style to my
using jQuery.
Is that possible?
Thanks
Hi,
I have style defined like this
div#Explanation{position:absolute; top:720px; width:10px; right:
0px;margin:40px 0 0 0;}
and my HTML code
*
Login
Popis
*
Password
and I would like to add Explanation style to my
using jQuery.
Is that possible?
Thanks
Hi,
I have style defined like this
div#Explanation{position:absolute; top:720px; width:10px; right:
0px;margin:40px 0 0 0;}
and my HTML code
*
Login
Popis
*
Password
and I would like to add Explanation style to my
using jQuery.
Is that possible?
Thanks
In a form there is an input field where users insert their email
address.
How can I check if it is the valid email or that it consists `@' .
Thank you for help
L.
Is there a rich text editor that I can insert into my blog
application?
Thanks for replies.
L
Can anyone suggest a solution how to use jQuery for a script that
will show ,during uploading file, information how many bytes have
already been uploaded?
I know about uploading progress bar scripts but such programs are
rather difficult to be understood properly for me.
All that I need is gi
Does anyone use jqUploader?
I use server side script for uploading in Python.It works well but I
would like to add a progress bar during uploading.
Is jqUploader the right choice? Or is there an easier way how to add
progress during uploading?
Thank you
L
Is there documentation about jQuery ( API jQuery) available in other
formats besides HTML?
L.
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