Using Jquery to Load and Unload a Div Element
I am using CSS to create a popup when a user hovers on a list of thumbnails. This will show a different youtube video for each thumbnail posted, I already have it working. The problem is that when I move the mouse somewhere else so that it can hide the popup, the video stays playing on the background. The other problem is that when i visit the page where all my posts with thumbnails are, it seems to be loading all the youtube videos in the background causing it to slow down my page. I want it to load only when hovering on the thumbnail and unload so that the video stops playing once i hover outside the popup.I don't know too much on jquery, but i tried this code, im guessing it's something like this that I need...
<script type="text/javascript">
/* The first line waits until the page has finished to load and is ready to manipulate */
$(document).ready(function(){
if ($('#vidthumbnail').is(':visible')) {
$('#vidthumbnail').show();
}
if ($('#vidthumbnail').empty(':visible')) {
$('#vidthumbnail').hide();
}
});
</script>
This is what's inside the popup
<a i开发者_运维百科d="vidthumbnail" href="#thumb"><img src="thumb.gif"/>
<span>
<div id="vidthumbnail">
**the youtube embedded code goes here, every post with unique id**
</div>
</span>
</a>
You can use $('div').html('some html')
to set some html to the div and $('div').html('')
to clear it.
$(document).ready(function(){
if ($('#vidthumbnail').is(':visible')) {
$('#vidthumbnail').html('format youtube code here')
.show();
}
if ($('#vidthumbnail').empty(':visible')) {
$('#vidthumbnail').hide().html(''); // remove anything
}
});
Or if your content for div
element should be loaded from somewhere use $('div').load(url_goes_here)
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