Since I\'ve been experimenting with jQuery for just a few days now, a few things (like arrays) are still breaking my brain. Unraveling a indexOf function, for example, feels like trying to turn right
I need to have the colour of the links to开发者_如何学编程 change on hover but go back to original once clicked, the code I currently use stops the hover from changing once a link has been clicked.
I\'m not able to get a hover on my images to work, I\'m su开发者_如何学编程re I\'m targeting the css hover incorrectly, but I also have some jquery that is attached the the images which may be causing
How can I get the buttons (close, minimize, maximize) to hide when the cursor isn\'t over the window and show themselves when the cur开发者_如何学Gosor is.
I have below radio button on my web, <input id=\'element_1_1\' name=\'element_1\' class=\'element radio\' type=\'radio\' value=\'1\' />
This looks a lot easier than I am probably making it sound.I have a content div, 600px wide.It is constantly, for the sake of this argument, in the middle of my page.It is set in the middle using
I have set up this code - and it\'s working fine on Firefox and IE - but it\'s not working at all in Safari - does anyone have any ideas why this isn\'t working?
I want to change the Color of the hovered Select-Option in FireFox which has default blue background and white foreground.
For some reason, I just can\'t grasp how to tell jQuery to look at each div in a bunch and then make a decision based on just that div\'s content.
I have 6 tds like this: <td><a href=\"#\">link</a></td> <td>Some text here</td>
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