Slicknav only closes if you click the menu button again.
so I did this bit of code to make it close when you click anywhere
$(document).ready(function() {
//close menu on lost focus
$('.slicknav_menu').focusout(function(event){
$('.menu').slicknav('close');
});
});
This works on desktop when I make my window small to test, but on phone i have to touch an image for it to close, not if i just click anywhere, its like it only registers a click if you touch an element.
Can i use somethign else instead of focusout?
I would use a normal click event on the body and check if what the user clicked was inside the slicknav_menu.
$('body').click(function(event) {
if(!$(event.target).closest('.slicknav_menu').length) {
$('.menu').slicknav('close');
}
});
fixed using
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#whole-page').click(function(event) {
$('.menu').slicknav('close');
});
});
I couldn't use body as the menu was in the body and the menu closed straight after opening it.
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So I'm building a small "UberMenu" feature for my main menu, and it works almost as I want, except that I want the UberMenu container to hide if the mouse is not over either
1) the UberMenu button, or
2) the UberMenu container
Right now, if you hover over the UberMenu button, the container shows up, and if you enter the UberMenu container, and then proceed to hover over another menu item, it hides.
This is what I want, however if I hover the UberMenu button, and then immediately hover over another menu item, the container remains open.
I've tried over a dozen different snippets, but I haven't found a solution.
I guess I need some if / else statement added to the code?
Can someone give me some guidance here? Much appreciated! :-)
This is the code I used:
//When mouse hovers UberMenu button, Show Container
$(".uber-menu-test").hover(function(e) {
e.preventDefault(); //To prevent default anchor tag behaviour
e.stopPropagation(); //To prevent parent container click event from firing
$(".uber-menu-frame").show(800);
});
// If mouse hovers either the content area or the navbararea, hide UberMenu container again
$(".block-type-content, .navbararea").mouseenter(function() {
$(".uber-menu-frame").hide(800);
});
I found a solution on my own by adding a timer, I'm not sure how solid this piece of code is, but it does the trick as far as I can tell!
For anyone interested:
$(".uber-menu-test").hover(function(e) {
e.preventDefault(); //To prevent default anchor tag behaviour
e.stopPropagation(); //To prevent parent container click event from firing
$(".uber-menu-frame").show(800);
});
var myTimer = false;
$(".uber-menu-test ,.uber-menu-frame").hover(function(){
//mouse enter
clearTimeout(myTimer);
},function(){
//mouse leav
myTimer = setTimeout(function(){
$(".uber-menu-frame").fadeOut(800);
},100)
});
Hope it helps,
$(".uber-menu-test").mouseenter(function(){
$(".uber-menu-frame").show(800);
}).mouseleave(function(){
$(".uber-menu-frame").hide(800);
});
I'm using angular.js to build my website, and I have an element that MOUSEOVER event is supposed to show the navbar, and on mobile, clicking on that element, supposed to show the navbar + the menu.
These two events conflict.
Any ideas?
//navbar fade in by mouse over menu button
angular.element('.picture_hamburger>.text').on('mouseover', function() {
angular.element('#navbar').stop().fadeIn();
btnState.setPosition(1);
// navbar fade out by mouse out of button
angular.element('.menu_hamburger').one('mouseout', function() {
btnState.setPosition(0);
});
});
//menu open by click
angular.element('.picture_hamburger>.text').click(function () {
angular.element('#navbar').finish().slideDown();
btnState.openMenu();
});
i finally used this:
var isTouchDevice = 'ontouchstart' in document.documentElement;
and i had a variable that checks for touch screen ability, without adding Modernizr.
If you are able to use Modernizr (js library for checking HTML5 stuff), then it provides the best method for checking if a client is mobile or not. You can do this in pure javascript too I think, but after countless tries I gave it up:
By using Modernizr.touch, you can see if the device is touch capable or not. Touch screens are quite unique to phones and pads, but unfortunately also laptops which have touchscreens (not many of these thank God).
So then the code would be like this:
//navbar fade in by mouse over menu button
angular.element('.picture_hamburger>.text').on('mouseover', function() {
if(Modernizr.touch) {
return;
}
angular.element('#navbar').stop().fadeIn();
btnState.setPosition(1);
// navbar fade out by mouse out of button
angular.element('.menu_hamburger').one('mouseout', function() {
if(Modernizr.touch) {
return;
}
btnState.setPosition(0);
});
});
//menu open by click
angular.element('.picture_hamburger>.text').click(function () {
angular.element('#navbar').finish().slideDown();
btnState.openMenu();
});
So, if its mobile and the mouseover and mouseout fires, then it just returns before executing anything - just the way you want.
Modernizr can be found at http://www.modernizr.com/
I have this code:
jQuery(".view-kems-tickets-calendar td.single-day").not(".no-entry, .empty").click(function() {
jQuery(".all-day-items", this).slideDown("slow");
jQuery(this).off("click");
});
jQuery(".view-kems-tickets-calendar .close-all-day").click(function() {
jQuery(".all-day-items").slideUp("fast", function() {
});
});
So what it does: It makes clickable td.single-day and displays the .all-day-items class element which exists inside of this td tag. The .all-day-items element contains .close-all-day element which closes previously opened .all-day-items element. The problem is that while clicking at .close-all-day element at the same time I click in td.single-day so it closes and opens again. I put this line:
jQuery(this).off("click");
to disable it, but how do I activate it again in complete function? I tried couple of methods, but it always behave as before (it closes and opens again the .close-all-day element).
This is how it doesn't work: :) the code:
http://codepen.io/anon/pen/GgJZOp
Maybe this helps you:
jQuery(".view-kems-tickets-calendar td.single-day").not(".no-entry, .empty").click(function(e){
if(!$(e.target).is('.close-all-day')){
jQuery(".all-day-items", this).slideDown("slow");
}
});
Maybe I'm, just tired but I have a right click menu that I want to close when the user clicks anywhere else than the menu. But I cant figure out how to make it disappear when the user clicks on something else.
Here is the code for showing the menu:
// If mouse click on was pressed
$('#content_list table tr').bind('mouseup', function(event) {
// if right click
if(event.which == 3) {
showRightClickMenu(event);
}
event.preventDefault();
event.stopPropagation();
});
And this is what I got for hiding the menu
// If mouse click outside document
$(document).bind('blur', function(event) {
hideRightClickMenu();
event.stopPropagation();
});
// If mouse click not on the menu
$('*:not(#rightClickMenu *)').bind('mousedown keydown', function(event) {
hideRightClickMenu();
event.stopPropagation();
});
The first bind checks if the user clicks outside the document and the second bind checks if the user clicks on everything except the menu.
But the second one doesn't really work. If I click on the menu the menu is hidden.
Shouldn't be so hard imo... Anyone got any ideas?
Try it this way
$(document.body).bind('click', function() {
hideRightClickMenu();
});
$(window).bind('blur', function() {
hideRightClickMenu();
});
Try with focusout() event and using on() instead of old bind(). This will work even with multiple submenus.
http://jsfiddle.net/elclanrs/jhaF3/1/
// Something like this...
$('#menu li').on('click', function() {
$(this).find('ul').show();
}).find('ul').on('focusout', function(){
$(this).hide();
});
A client has a site built in Magento, and there's this bit of javascript controlling how the menu is displayed:
<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery('.nav-add li.level0, .nav li').hover(
function(){
jQuery(this).children('.nav-widget:not(.inSlide), ul:not(.inSlide)').addClass('inSlide').slideDown(700,function(){
});
},
function(){
jQuery(this).children('.nav-widget, ul:not(.active)').delay('2000').slideUp(500,function(){
jQuery(this).removeClass('inSlide');
});
}
)
jQuery('.nav-widget').hide();
</script>
Right now it's set to expand whenever the user hovers on an item, but it's rather annoying to try to navigate that way. Is it possible to modify this code so that it expands when a user clicks on an item?
I tried replacing .hover with .click or .mouseup to no avail.
Assuming you just want to toggle the hover behavior by click instead of hover you can try something like this.
jQuery('.nav-add li.level0, .nav li').click(function(){
if(!$(this).data('clicked')){
jQuery(this)
.data('clicked', true)
.children('.nav-widget:not(.inSlide), ul:not(.inSlide)')
.addClass('inSlide')
.slideToggle(700,function(){
});
}
else{
jQuery(this)
.data('clicked', false)
.children('.nav-widget, ul:not(.active)')
.delay('2000')
.slideUp(500,function(){
jQuery(this).removeClass('inSlide');
});
}
});
jQuery('.nav-widget').hide();
The reason it doesn't work by simply replacing the .hover() with .click() is because the hover event needs two functions, one for onhover one for offhover. The .click() event only takes one function. I assume you want the top function as your click event.
jQuery('.nav-add li.level0, .nav li').click(
function(){
jQuery(this).children('.nav-widget:not(.inSlide),
ul:not(.inSlide)').addClass('inSlide').slideDown(700,function(){
});
}