ryanburnette
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Seeking one-on-one jQuery instruction.
Thanks John! The first link for the generator actually did shed a bit of light on structure for me. I've read both of the other links many times. I'm hoping to find someone who I can talk through the concepts with. Ryan
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100% Divs - without HTML or BODY tags
It does really suck to have to think about IE7 support still. Unfortunately, a lot of my clients need it. Old people have 6+ year old computers that haven't been upgraded. :/
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100% Divs - without HTML or BODY tags
@HugoGiraudel I'll have to check out what I'm doing wrong on my sites then. I still add the element because the method in my snippets doesn't work in IE7. I'm using the clearfix hack that comes with HTML5 Boilerplate.
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100% Divs - without HTML or BODY tags
Answer to my own question here. http://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/clear-fix/
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100% Divs - without HTML or BODY tags
If you're like me and you frequently have to work on sites which have significant numbers of oldIE traffic, make sure you know if support for pseudo selectors covers your users. As much as I'd like to live in a world where people don'…
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Mobile platform menus. Click once. Click twice.
Good call Doc. It's that simple, eh?
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How can jQuery be used to detect whether an element is hovered?
Update: After all that ... .is(':hover') doesn't work in Firefox. I ended up completely rewriting my script. I'm literally too busy to properly document this whole process, but at some point I'll have to come back and do i…
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100% Divs - without HTML or BODY tags
This could be helpful to anyone learning CSS positioning. It's a bit old, but still good. http://www.barelyfitz.com/screencast/html-training/css/positioning/
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100% Divs - without HTML or BODY tags
Your problem could be related to floats. Try adding this below floated elements.
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How can jQuery be used to detect whether an element is hovered?
I found a solution to the problem. It's fine to use .is(':hover'), but it throws an error if you use this method on an element that doesn't exist. If you're going to use it, just make sure to test before you do. Here is an …
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How can jQuery be used to detect whether an element is hovered?
Update: It wasn't working at all in CodePen just because I forgot to close the IF statement. http://codepen.io/ryanburnette/pen/dumgi Now it works in CodePen. I do, however, assert that if you put this code into a browser and use it, if the .…
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How can jQuery be used to detect whether an element is hovered?
The issue at hand is with the .is(':hover') method. The example doesn't make sense on its own, so don't worry about how no one would ever build something like that. On the real site there are menu drop downs which aren't pa…
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How can jQuery be used to detect whether an element is hovered?
I just typed a novel of a response and somehow lost it when I clicked Post Comment. Ugh.