[jQuery] Re: Hide li elements if total ul height > container height

Beautiful, thank you so much Brian! On Apr 6, 10:17 am, brian wrote: > On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 11:50 AM, Sero wrote: > > > Thanks, but sometimes I'll get an li with the text cut off through the > > middle.  Only the top half of the letters display - looks rough. > >

[jQuery] Re: Hide li elements if total ul height > container height

Thanks, but sometimes I'll get an li with the text cut off through the middle. Only the top half of the letters display - looks rough. On Apr 6, 9:44 am, brian wrote: > What about setting a fixed height to the UL in your CSS along with > overflow: hidden? >

[jQuery] Re: Hide li elements if total ul height > container height

bump... pretty please? How do I remove more than the last child if necessary? On Apr 3, 11:34 am, Sero wrote: > Hi guys, > > What I'm trying to do is hide list elements if their combined height > is greater than my container div.  I've got a start, but it's no

[jQuery] Hide li elements if total ul height > container height

Hi guys, What I'm trying to do is hide list elements if their combined height is greater than my container div. I've got a start, but it's not perfect. My current script hides the last-child if their combined height > 406px, but there's still the possibility that it should hide more than the la

[jQuery] run a function only on "this"

Hello, Run into a snag, that's beyond me, hoping someone can help me get this sorted... When you hover over div.third, one of it's child divs disappears and another fades in. On RollOut it reverses. There are many instances of div.third (and it's children) on the page. I got something kindof