Hi All How do I get things to run smoothly and in order based on my actions. ie var $content = $("#content"); $content.slideUp().html(''); $conten.html(from_my_ajax_request).slideDown(); Basically I have done an ajax request to place the content of div #content. But running the above I can see the code come in but the slideUp doe...
Hi there, I'm trying to implement a very simple footer notification element to slide up for a moment, then slide back down. I'm using: $('button').click( function () { $('#message-box').slideUp('slow').delay(1500).slideDown('slow'); }); However, when you click the button, it delays for the 1500 ms then slides up and never slides d...
I have a <h3> tag with limited height (100 px for example, position: absolute) and the text overflows it. What I would like to do is slide it down over to the height that is needed when the mouse is over it and back to original height (100px). I hope you understood what I mean I don't think it uses slidedown() function for that and I...
I'm trying to make an accordion like section to a page I'm working on. I'm not using jQueries native accordion plugin because I need the ability to close all the sections. My problem is Chrome doesn't seem to be responding to .slideUp() while everything seems to work perfectly in Firefox and IE. Rather than try and copy all the relative ...
Ok, let's say I have a navigation system constructed in nested divs and I want to show sub-menu divs (and sub-sub-menu divs) when I do a mouseover on the menu div AND hide sub-menu divs (and sub-sub-menu divs) on a mouseout, or more precisely, when I mouseover a different menu div. What would be the best way? So far, here's what I've g...
Hello, I've been trying to use the slideDown() effect for a website I'm working on, but I'm having difficulty getting the effect I want. Here's a sample showing what I want to accomplish. <div> blahblahblahblah <span id="span_more" style="display:none"> blahblahblah </span> <a class="link_more" id="more">More...