On Mar 6, 12:33 am, phicarre wrote:
> How to show IN THE MIDDLE OF THE SCREEN an animated gif (with jquery
> effects) during a long operation ?
> I tried several methods but never compatible with, at least, FF and
> IE ...
Why not just use CSS background-position: 50% 50% and use a to create an
give the element a CSS attribute of margin: 0 auto; and then set the
top margin with..
var a = $(window).height()
var b = $("img#loadingImg").attr("height")
$("img#loadingImg").attr("margin-top", ((a/2)-(b/2)) );
On Mar 6, 10:26 am, phicarre wrote:
> I supposed that someone knows a plugin who d
$("img#loadingImg").attr("margin-top", ( ( $(window).height()/2 ) - ( $
("img#loadingImg").height()/2) ) );
On Mar 6, 10:26 am, phicarre wrote:
> I supposed that someone knows a plugin who does that ...
>
> On 6 mar, 00:39, dawnerd wrote:
>
> > What you are trying is more CSS based than jquery
$("img#loadingImg").attr("margin-top", (($(window).height()/2)-($
(window).height()/2)) );
I supposed that someone knows a plugin who does that ...
On 6 mar, 00:39, dawnerd wrote:
> What you are trying is more CSS based than jquery based. You can set
> the images css to margin:0 auto; which will center align it. Then set
> some top padding or margin to vertically align it.
>
> On Mar
What you are trying is more CSS based than jquery based. You can set
the images css to margin:0 auto; which will center align it. Then set
some top padding or margin to vertically align it.
On Mar 5, 3:33 pm, phicarre wrote:
> How to show IN THE MIDDLE OF THE SCREEN an animated gif (with jquery
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