[jQuery] Re: Boggles the mind - mousevoer and mouseout together

2007-07-27 Thread Dan G. Switzer, II
Mitchell, >Thank you Josh, that triggered something - > >that I am not asking very good questions, > >and that I had just finished reading about bubbling in Karl's L J Q chap 3. >I understand that is when an event like a click travels up the DOM to >other elements and you want it to stop. Karl p

[jQuery] Re: Boggles the mind - mousevoer and mouseout together

2007-07-26 Thread Mitchell Waite
Note that the small green jQuery 3 State button still works. Now my question is can I add an "effect" to the mouseover handler so the nest fades in an fades out? Mitch From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Josh Nathanson Sent: Thursday, July 2

[jQuery] Re: Boggles the mind - mousevoer and mouseout together

2007-07-26 Thread Josh Nathanson
Ahah, now you are delving a bit deeper. This is where things get a bit tricky. What you want to do is add a "return false;" to your mouseover event handler. This is to stop what is known as "event bubbling", that is to say, an event which occurs on an inner element will propagate up through th