I want to use the 'Resizable' interaction for controlling the widths of
a group of cells; ie, if one cell is made smaller, the others gain size
in relation to the overall width. I believe this is called a 'splitter'
UI.
I've seen plugins like this (Resizable table columns
plugin) - but I don't want to base it on table elements and I would
rather use jQUI.
Is there a best way to reorder a jquery group/array, eg bring one item to the first position? Should you do it with a normal array.sort() or splice(), or is it possible with an internal function map()?
I was wondering about the possibility of having some kind of buffering capability in jQuery, eg:
var $buffer = $.buffer();
$bigGroupOfFrags.each(function(){
$buffer.add( $('body').append(this) ); // any DOM touches get buffered
});
$.buffer().flush(); // write to DOM
I know you can manage this manually as Paul states in his pre and I havn't thought about the implications too deeply, but a nice abstracted way to do this would be really helpful. I've noticed when using new CSS3 styling like dropshadows, DOM touching get's really expensive.
Hello, I'm a little confused as to why a jquery group gets passed into a function as a copy not a reference, even though it is typeof 'object'. In this demo, it only works as I would expect in the second function ... Is there something special going on?
Tested in FF 3.6.9
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"