ion(){
> if ( !$(nowPopup).is(':animated') ) {
> $(this).fadeTo(inSpeed, inOpacity);
> $(nowPopup).hide("drop",
> {direction: "down"}, 1000);
>
Hey,
I have a row of icons that each have a mouseover function. I'm using
the "drop" animation to produce a popup below each icon on mouseover
of the icon. The problem is that the "drop" animation makes the popup
flow down over top of the icon and then it stops below the icon.
That being said, w
Nevermind, I've figured it out now. Turns out I just wasn't using the
right search term for the jQuery Documentation.
For anyone who is wondering, I ended up using the position() function.
Thanks again.
Hey,
What I'm trying to do is create a "popup" that appears below an icon
when you mouseover the icon. To do this I need to get the "location"
of the icon (div) and then I can position the popup accordingly from
there.
The issue that I'm running into is if I don't actually directly assign
the i
I tried it out and it fixes the problem - thanks a ton Michael!
Thanks Michael.
I'll try that out and see where I get!
Sorry about that MorningZ. My original question actually had to do
with whether somehow the value of the variable was being lost because
of the fact that when I went to actually use the variable it was
nested inside some other code blocks but what Dave said answers my
question.
> The closure is w
So I've been over my code again and again and I've scoured through the
Wiki and Help Documentation but I still cannot seem to make it work. I
have a row of icons and the idea is when you mouseover, a popup ()
appears below it and then when you mouseout, it fades again.
I've found the best way to
Okay, so first off, I recently started using jQuery, and it is by far
the best and easiest to use/understand framework that I have ever
used. Huge props to the developers and the community! You guys rock!
Anyway, I've read over the jQuery Documentation but I am left a bit
fuzzy as to the whole id
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