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i am using jquery mobile and for header/footer i am using data-position="fixed". However, when we scroll the page... the header footer goes away ands reappear when scrolling stops.. Is there a way we could just make it fixed on the screen an show all the time you are scrolling ? I can only think of a way is to apply position fixed and not use jquerymobile for these elements.. I tried my best to get this to work. If you want you can delete the function that changes the header and footer class from .ui-fixed-overlay to .ui-fixed-inline and remove the webkit animation from .fade.in and .fade.out,

I'm creating a multipage document using cfdocument (created using dynamic text so could have any number of pages even one). I can use <cfdocumentitem type="footer"> to add a footer to every page, but is there any way I can only add a footer to just the last page of the document? Thanks. Just add the evalAtPrint attribute. Then you can use the page number variables to conditionally set the footer. <cfdocumentitem type="footer" evalAtPrint="true"> <cfif cfdocument.currentPageNumber eq cfdocument.totalPageCount> This is the last page </cfif> </cfdocumentitem> As you know you cannot evaluate

Is there any way, like one does with WordPress, to create a header.php, theme-file.php and footer.php and then combine them using hooks? It seems crazy to me to still duplicate skin files especially when you need to make minor changes to the content of either a header or footer. Many thanks A skin is just an ascx control, so you can encapsulate parts of it just like you would any other WebForms view. You can put the header/footer content into their own ascx file, and then just include them in the skin. The only place you'll run into an issue with this is that I don't think DNN supports having

I'm currently moving a page from HTML4 to HTML5, and I have kind of an issue. There's a bunch of lists with links inside the footer. Most of them link to information (faq etc.) about the site itself. So I think it's OK to put those inside a nav element (see "Introducing HTML5" and the HTHML5 Doctor). But two lists contain links to external pages like Facebook. Now I could wrap those inside an aside, but this is a bit of an edge case: "It is legitimate to wrap the links to other pages on the site with an aside inside the footer — but ask yourself whether the aside to instead be a sibling of the

I was working on a print stylesheet earlier and came across a problem with IE8. I am using HTML5 and several layout tags including header, nav and footer. For some reason in my print stylesheet the display:none; declaration on these tags is being ignored in IE8 (and I can only assume subsequent lower versions). I first thought that Developer Tools in IE9 could be causing a false representation, however I have a Windows XP installation in VirtualBox which shows the problem also. My guess its because HTML5 tags aren't seen properly by anything below IE9. The print stylesheet hides the layout

I have a WebView and a native custom view I want to add underneath the WebView . I've tried wrapping the WebView inside a ScrollView , and while that does exactly what i want, the scrolling performance is really laggy and if a user flings the scroll tapping the screen does not stop the fling like it should. The other approach I was thinking was to inflate the WebView into a wrapper FrameLayout with my footer view on top of the WebView , then somehow extend the WebView height to accomodate the footer size, push the footer view to the end of the WebView s height and then monitor the scroll of

If I'm loading my jQuery scripts below all of my page HTML, do I still need to wait for $(document).ready to be able to use jQuery to find elements in the page? No because the document would have already been loaded. The Dom loads top to bottom. I personally like to put all my js at the bottom of the page instead of in the head. however it is only 1 line of code and i would suggest using it just to be safe. also you can make it even shorter. $(function() {} is the same as $(document).ready(function(){}) No you do not need $(document).ready for any code that interacts with DOM elements on the