So all the letters is shown one by one but only but only one round. I need the each loop to continue until I press button "Stop". Then when pressing "Start", then I would want the each function to continue again.
When I want to zoom out elements on a web page I then Scroll the mouse wheel up or forward while holding down the "Ctrl" key.
Is it possible to set a default zoom out on a div? I use a dialog window to show the div and I want the elements inside to be about 50% smaller then full size.
Is it possible to reorder elements in list nr 1 and have the changes also reflected in list nr 2. So the purpose is to only touch the elements in list nr 1, and have the changes automatically reflected in list nr 2.
Also list nr 2 can be reordered, but the changes would be isolated, and NOT be reflected in list nr 1.
I need to reorder them so they are in order like this:
8 9 10 11
So I'm using this function:
strToAppend = strToAppend.split(' ');
strToAppend.sort(function (a, b) {
if (isNaN(a) || isNaN(b)) {
return a > b ? 1 : -1;
}
return a - b;
});
That works but the problem is that the string comes out like this:
891011
How can I reorder and still keep the spaces between the numbers?
8 9 10 11
I thought that "strToAppend" would be an array. If that would be the case I could loop through the numbers and add space, but when I'm trying to access one number using strToAppend[0] I get nothing.
I have a list with values and the order from start is a bit random and differs from time to time:
<ul>
<li>2</li>
<li>10</li>
<li>5</li>
<li>7</li>
<li>6</li>
<li>8</li>
<li>9</li>
<li>4</li>
<li>1</li>
<li>3</li>
</ul>
How do I reorder the list so that 1, 3, 6 and 7 always ends up first? Also the order of the rest of the elements needs to be preserved. So the result would be:
then 8 is the largest but the problem is that only one is highlighted. I would like every one that has largest value to be highlighted: 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 8...
Could the function be modified to solve this? And if so, how?
So I have some tables within list elements, that I can move around and reorder, and also I select them by changing background color. The order of the tables or rather the order of the list elements are saved in Local Storage:
And deselect Table 1 and and instead select/highlighting Table 2 then in Local Storage I would still have:
[true, false, false, false]
And Table1 will still be selected after reloading the page. So I would need Local Storage to "understand" that the new selected table are Table 2. It's looks like my function that retreiving the selection is considering the previous first table to be the first one, even if it has change position. Maybe because the list element (holding the table) has ID 0-0 even if it no longer are in the first position:
? So that there would be no mistake on which table are highlighted. So when retrieving finding the right table, connected to that list element, and adding the class that highlights the table.
So I have a list <ul> with small tables inside <li>html code table...</li>.
I need to click the table and change the backgound which would be pretty simple:
$('.table-inside-li').on('click', function () {
$(this).toggleClass('background-selected');
});
But the thing is that I also need to change the background of all tables that are within previous <li> as well. They are all lined up horizontally (well I guess it doesn't matter if it's vertical or horizontally as far as the solution goes).
So when I click on table 4 and change background I also need all the previous once to do the same. That would be changing bg color for 1, 2 and 3 also.
Also I would need a sort of opposite functionallity as well. So when I click on table 2 all the tables placed after table 2 will be be "deselected" and turn back to default color, which in this case is white. The clicked table will remain it's bg color (yellow or something) and the same goes for table 1 of course.
This would mean that there could be no way to "deselect" table 1, but at least one needs to be selected anyway.
So what could be the solution for doing this? My JQuary knowledge is to limited to figure this out. I've seen that there is a function called prevAll(), and maybe that is something to use in this case.
I'm using the JQuery Tablesorter plugin (jquery.tablesorter.min.js) and I need the last row to be excluded from the sorting, so I added that row in tfoot:
<tfoot><tr><td>Static row</td></tr></tfoot>
After doing this, the row is still included. How come this happens?
Do I need to do any adjustments to the plugin?
I need to last row to always have the same position, and stay at the bottom.