Taking a look now. Cheers for the suggestion.
On Oct 15, 5:51 pm, Martin Möller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
davebowker wrote:
Which when I mouseout delays the fadeout effect by 2 seconds by
fooling the already faded in element to fade in some more, ie. do
nothing, before fading out.
Maybe
i usually get around such problems by using a var stopper = false;
which is set to true once the mouseover/out is called.
you could just do something like:
var stopper = false;
$('#topbar').hover(function() {
if(stopper == false){
stopper = true;
Thanks for the reply.
Looks a bit like overkill tbh, and I did quickly try it but couldn't
make it work.
What I have now is --
$(document).ready(function() {
$('.ticker-prev, .ticker-next').hide();
davebowker wrote:
Which when I mouseout delays the fadeout effect by 2 seconds by
fooling the already faded in element to fade in some more, ie. do
nothing, before fading out.
Maybe hoverIntent is what you are looking for:
http://plugins.jquery.com/project/hoverIntent
Cheers Mate
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