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I am implementing jQuery Masonry and I got it just fine.
Then I wanted to add headings/separators throughout (date dividers)... To make this work I had to put each "group" into it's own container and masonry each of those. If I just masonry the main container, it absolutely positions them all at the very top covering/ignoring the heading dividers.
Is there any way I can "switch" between the two? If I hide() the separators and reload each of the masonry they still form their own groups. If i float each of the containers, it just becomes a complete mess.
How could I accomplish this without a reload and formatting the HTML/JS calls?
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I have one problem, I am working with angularJS, but i am using sliders by other in a library. The sliders start with $(document).ready(...
The page is within a routeprovider and is divided into two other parts that turn on and off with ng-show. If the first one is the slider starts, no problem.
However, if you first load the other and pressing the button of an active slider that did not load well (I guess $(document).ready no longer works).
Any solutions?
This is very tough to answer without some examples, but my guess is that since you're using full-blown jQuery in addition to angular, its scope is getting clobbered when done out of order. Your best bet is to use an angular-based slider, or create one using angular. Crossing the js-framework streams rarely ends well.
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How can I wrap all divs of HTML in this way that the title attributes of them gets labeled below just like files or directories in operating systems in CSS, JS or jQuery?
I am new to these so please I need a little explanation too.
Example:
http://rabwahnetwork.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/Image.png
You can use the attr function to get the title:
$(...).attr('title')
And jQuery's wrap function
$(...).wrap()
Here is an example: http://jsfiddle.net/d9HtJ/
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Please excuse me if this is not possible, but I am looking for some direction on reproducing this animation without using flash.
The animation can be found on http://flatuicolors.com/
It occurs when you click a color, triggering a full screen animation with text.
I am not looking for specific code, just some ideas on if/how this is possible to simulate with JS/jQuery, the core functionality being triggering a similar animation on click with text. It only needs to be functional on desktop, as it would be used in a webapp that would not require it for mobile.
Thank you
Yes, it's just an overlay element that's fading out.
The text-zooming-out illusion could be created by animating the font-size.
Here's a simple fiddle http://jsfiddle.net/wbFUP/2/ using
.animate()
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I am making a site
in that i want to do some cool transition of images as like the one in the link given below
http://www.menucool.com/slider/javascript-image-slider-demo2
I'm just going to write the steps.
1. Download the archive on http://www.menucool.com/javascript-image-slider.
2. Check files and try one demo which is include.
3. Clean up this demo to keep only the structure menu
4. Add the HTML menu on your website.
5. Add link to CSS and jQuery plugIn menu on the head of your website.
6. Come back in this post if you have any problem.
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I would like to hide all the children except the one being hovered on. I can't seem to figure out why it won't work - I've included the full sites CSS and everything on this
http://jsfiddle.net/DLjEg/1/
You're using jQuery, but you have the library set to MooTools...switch it to jQuery and it works fine :-)