It works beautifully, except that it does not load the mega drop down menus fast enough. I can't get it to display in less than about 1 second. I want it to be almost instantaneous.
http://www.erikaashauerphoto.com/blog/ At the end of each post there is the link to the comments, clicking uses the jQuery toggle() function. This works perfectly to show the comments below, but clicking on the link again does not hide the comments as expected. This is using jQuery in noconflict mode since that is how WordPress decides to embed it.
http://demo.ashwebthemes.com In the main navigation at the very top and the categories in the second level navigation. Can't get either of them to adjust to a proper width.
www.ashwebdev.com/bulletin Subject says it all, can't get Superfish drop downs to display over the InnerFade plugin - This is in IE only, works fine in Firefox.
I want to replicate the home page of Zend.com, but using jQuery - where to start? I've been trying to Cycle plugin, but I can't figure out how to be able to click on a link and show a specific slide. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Zend.com-home-page-type-cycle-tp15079729s27240p15079729.html Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
I have a form with JavaScript validation. It is displayed in a Thickbox window and pulled from an inline div (initially hidden). For some reason, the JS form validation doesn't work. I believe it is because the ID or NAME attribute of the form elements are being changed somehow to create the Thickbox window? I went through Thickbox but couldn't find anything like that. Does it possibly duplicate the form elements and so the JS validation is looking at the original input ID? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Form-in-Thickbox-window-tf4098540s15494.html#a11654694 Sent from the JQuery mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
http://www.hughesnunn.com/attorneys.html You can see on the URL above, I am using hidden divs that get shown when a user clicks on the name - nothing fancy for jQuery. However, if you go to the home page, I want to be able to link each of the attorney names using an anchor in the URL and by default have that attorney's profile showing. I guess I could easily do this in PHP, but want to see if this is possible with jQuery.
To learn jQuery, I've been trying to recreate a basic list management system where you can add, edit, delete, reorder. I've got most of it down except for one bug that I can't find any info on: The last item in any list can never be dropped. I can drag it, but not drop it into a new spot within the list. If I move another item to the end of the list, then what was once last (now second to last) is free to be dragged and dropped. The new last element can no longer be dropped. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Sortables%3A-last-item-can-never-be-dropped-tf2432275.html#a6782240 Sent from the JQuery mailing list archive at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/