I know its probably not the best solution, but what if you showed the
div just long enough to get the height, hid it again and then slid it
down. You could prevent the div from actually showing by giving it
something like .css("left","-1px") before using .show(). Just a
thought.
Tommy
On Ja
Never mind. I got it. (And did hit myself in the head)
On Jan 24, 11:12 am, omtay38 wrote:
> I know I'll hit myself for not figuring this one out but its driving
> me crazy!
>
> --- Function ---
> User mouses over an item in navigation menu and secondary nav-menu
> sl
I know I'll hit myself for not figuring this one out but its driving
me crazy!
--- Function ---
User mouses over an item in navigation menu and secondary nav-menu
slides down. the variable "downYet" prevents other secondary nav menus
from sliding downbut id doesn't
--- Code ---
$(document).
this field" button). The idea is, the user can
receive immediate feedback based on the input selected.
What I cant figure out is how to prevent the blur function from
happening when (and only when) this "boxesBox" div is clicked on. I've
tried various combinations of one() and unbind() but my mind refuses
to wrap around the situation.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
~omtay38
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