jgrowl

问题 I have an iframe in my site and this iframe loads a page with jQuery. It seems that the jQuery is using the iframe dimensions as a reference instead of my actual document. For example, I used an iframe refering to this: $.jGrowl(title + " has been used"); (jGrowl is a plugin that basically loads a notice on the upper right of the page) When the notice shows, it is showing on the upper right of the iframe and not the actual document. Is there anyway to get the jQuery to refer to the actual

问题 I am working on building a site and i'm trying to use jquery ui themes for as much of the styling as possible. and the jGrowl site says it can be theme rolled. from the site: Changes in 1.2.2 Notification can now be theme rolled for jQuery UI, special thanks to Jeff Chan! there isn't really any explanation as to how and i searched far and wide for an explanation to no avail. 回答1: You do not need to do anything, simply include the jquery-ui css. There are example files included for different

问题 Given: I load a queue of messages at page load. With jGrowl, how can I display each message, one message at a time, in a drip-like fashion? 回答1: I needed to do this for a project, a few months ago. If you use the pooling feature, available in the latest jGrowl (1.2.0 as of this writing), you can simply write: $.jGrowl.defaults.pool = 1; That way, you can load all of them at the same time, jGrowl will take care of only showing one at a time. When a message closes, jGrowl will automatically