I'm very new to Javascript and JQuery but was able to find something online called "organic tabs" (http://css-tricks.com/organic-tabs/) and incorporate into the page I am working on, which is essentially a product gallery. You can see what I've done here:
The trouble is, my client wants a facebook "like" button to appear on every product along with a pinterest "pin it" button. For some reason the JQuery is conflicting with the facebook like button, except on the default product. I've made a version of the page without the JQuery and have confirmed that without it, the FB buttons appear as they should. NOTE: This problem only occurs in Firefox and IE.
Hello! I am very new to JQuery and this is my first post in this forum. I am in the process of developing my first JQuery-based solution. Please check out
It should be fairly self-explanatory, but basically every model in is given one attribute in three different categories: hair length, style and hair color. What I've been able to do is create a filter so the user can filter only the models that a classified in any given category.
What I haven't been able to do is have so that clicking "length" and then "style" further refines the found set. For example, if "long" for hair is clicked, and the "cute" for style, only the models with both of those attributes is found. Currently it finds all the "long"s and then all the "cute"s regardless of hair length.
I'm not sure how to develop this feature and thought I'd see if anyone here has any good suggestions on how to implement this next step. Thanks in advance!