I\'m trying to achieve a simple hover effect. When a user hovers an image (a view filled with images), it should show an extra div. No problem there.
I am developing a navigation bar with submenus. On page load, the bars load, and submenus are hidden. When you hover over a link, the submenu animates in. I prepared all of my code in a jsfiddel here:
I\'ve got some thumbnails that have a play button that fades in on top of them when you hover. My issue is that when you hover over them repeatedly, say three times, they fade in and out three times.
I\'m using the jQuery \"jCarousel\" plugin to create a carousel of NFL player photos. Everything works great, except the next/previous arrows in the carousel. They don\'t respond to the CSS rules I cr
I have this simple code: $(\'.featureItems li\').hover( function(){ $(this).addClass(\'hover\') }, function(){ $(this).removeClass(\'hover\') }
I\'d like to detect mouse movements over the whole document body, and be able to tell exactly which part of the DOM I\'m hovering over. By \"Which part\" I mean the innermost DOM element that the mous
I\'m trying to... God, this is hard to explain. I got an array called \'triggers\' with these variables:
There is a HTML button, with 3 backgrounds - each for normal, hover and clicked states. Of course, it works fine with non touch device. If the button is clicked on touch device, the :hover state is al
$(\'#box_1, #box_2, #box开发者_JS百科_3, #box_4\').hover(function() { $(this).addClass(\'hover\');
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