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  • #24086
    arkader
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    Hi everybody,

    I’ve some trouble with the framework jQuery
    Indeed, when a display a div with the function "slidedown" the page goes up !
    Let me show you : http://www.notebookcom.fr/site/page/pro … bles.html#
    When i click on "Plus d’info" wich means " More information"
    It’s like i had a anchor a the top of my page, thus, eachtime i click on "plus d’info" the page ride up to the top

    PS : i tried to put an anchor on the none display div, but, it still acts odd

    Maybe there is a function who permit to avoid all these trouble

    Sorry for my english, I’m a French guy :) From Paris

    Here is my js file :

    // JavaScript Document

    $(function(){
    $(‘.disp1’).click(function() {
    $(‘.more1’).slideDown(‘3000’);
    $(‘.more1’).css(‘display’,’yes’)
    });
    });

    $(function() {
    $(‘.hid1’).click(function() {
    $(‘.more1’).hide(‘3000’);
    });
    });

    and my css file :

    .more1{
    display: none;
    }

    #53672
    Rob MacKay
    Participant

    firstly your "display", "yes" is not going to work – css dosnt have a "yes" option.

    have a look http://w3schools.com/css/pr_class_display.asp

    Your page, which I cant access, probably slides up because the element you are hiding is hidden. When you hide an element its like it never existed – so the rest of your page will move in to fill the space left behind.

    If you want the space to be kept, best wrap your element in a div and specify a height or min-height…

    PS: I cant get on your page – probably because my connection is limited atm… its probably me not you. lol

    #54059
    chazzwick
    Member
    Code:
    $(function(){
    $(‘.disp1’).click(function() {
    $(‘.more1’).slideDown(‘3000’);
    $(‘.more1’).css(‘display’,’yes’)

    return false;

    });

    add return false;

    that should stop the page jumping to the top (i think)

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