I must be doing something wrong. I have a working slider in my page but there are no markings whatsoever along the slider. There are no numbers which would represent the specific step or value the slider position represents. There aren't even marks, like on a ruler, that would at least show how many positions are on the slider. And there are no values at the beginning or end of the slider which would show the user the minimum and maximum ranges for the slider. Am I doing something wrong? Someone please tell me I am. Or this slider widget needs serious improvements.
They gave this widget a good name because from what I can see, you literally get what you asked for, a slider, and nothing else.
I am using "jquery-1.7.2.min.js" in my web pages. I use a second <script> tag for all of my personal javascript/jquery code. I set breakpoints in my <script> tags but I never set any breakpoints in the jquery library source code. Yet, everytime I try to debug my custom javascript/jquery code which is always in a script tag in the actual html page, Google's Chrome browser insists on tracing into the jQuery library source code, even though I have not set any breakpoints inside that file.
I have to hit <Shift>+<F11> an ungodly amount of times when I am debugging my simple code just to get to one breakpoint in my code. Why is this happening and how do I stop it?
Why is the .parents() method not called .ancestors()? It would seem to make more sense. That's about the only method name that seems not to make much sense to me. I guess it makes some sense but does it make the most sense?
Does anybody agree with me about the method name...do you think any other jQuery method names could renamed to more accurately reflect their intended purpose? .