jquery-hover

问题 I have a div that opens when a button is clicked by using $(element).slideDown(); I'm trying to do three things, If the mouse is over the element it stays open If the mouse leaves the element it slideUp() after 5 seconds If the mouse never hovers the element slideUp() after 5 seconds What I did was to give the div a class of notHovered. On the button click the container slides down and the time starts on the condition ".intro-wrapper" has the class "notHovered". What I then did was remove

问题 I am going thru a strange problem,I added hover function to my list items which are generated dynamically using ajax, but nothing is happening.The code is executing without any errors but with no effect.Even the alert is not displaying for mouseenter and mouseout.The alert pops up once in a while but not everytime.I am using the following code. $('.category_list li').live("mouseenter", function() { alert('I m here'); $(this).find('.category_list').css('text-decoration','underline'); }).live(

问题 I'm starting to play with SVG images, I've made two gearwheels which should turn on .mouseenter() and stop on .mouseleave(). Turning is made by setInterval function. I have a strange problem because on Linux Chromium everything works well. On Linux Firefox and Windows Chrome and Firefox gearwheels aren't stopping on mouseLeave and speed up on mouseEnter. I was trying both .hover() and .mouseenter()/mouseLeave() methods. My code: $(document).ready(function(){ var deg = 0; var rotate_right = $(

问题 Language: Javascript / jQuery / PHP What I am trying to accomplish, is similar to the hover effect that you see on this page's bubbles: https://www.vizify.com/rand-fishkin I have accomplished a similar effect using CSS3 , but the transition was not as smooth as the one on that page, so I opted with using Javascript instead. What I'm doing here is I grow the width & height of the div bubble by 10% when hovered . But I do not know how to adjust the border-radius and margin by percentage? $("

问题 I use the code as follows <a class="reply" data-content="this is the mail" data-original-title="this is the title" rel="popover">this</a> and I triggered the jquery event as follows $(document).on("mouseenter",".reply",function(event){ $(this).popover({placement:'bottom'}); }); But the problem is on the first hover event the popover not get showed from the second event popover get showed normally... What is the reason for this kind of activity and how to rectify it... 回答1: you need to add

问题 So I'm creating a page about user-submitted recipes. Some users have submitted a short quote about the recipe, others have not. I wanted to have the quote, if it exists, to display when the user hovers over the image of the recipe. Right now, I'm using this: $(".recipe").hover(function(){ $(".slider-submit").hide(); $(".slider-description").show(); }, function(){ $(".slider-submit").show(); $(".slider-description").hide(); }); The first problem is that it changes for all the recipes, not just

问题 I am trying to figure out why my on hover function is acting weird. When you hover over a div, another div becomes visible. However, when I move my cursor down to the div that becomes visible, it fades out and fades back in again. This should not happen and should just stay visible until my cursor leaves the main container. Here is my code. HTML <div id="searchWrapper" class="fleft"> <div class="box">Hover here!</div> <div class="searchLinks" style="display: none;"> <form id="search_mini_form

问题 I'm trying to get a box to pop out the side of a dropdown menu to be inline with the option currently hovered over. This is not easy to explain so here is a working example (Works in Firefox only). http://jsfiddle.net/WJaVz/21/ Ive tried it in Chrome and IE but neither seem to recognise the mouseenter event of the option so the preview box never appears. Ive tried to change the event to mouseover and focus in case they preferred them but it still doesn't work in IE and chrome. (not tested

问题 I have a test UL list that goes like this: <ul> <li id="firstdiv">First div</li> <li id="seconddiv">Second div</li> <li id="thirddiv">Third div</li> .... </ul> And, bellow that i have related div's, aka: <div id="firstdiv">Content Here</div> <div id="seconddiv">Content Here</div> <div id="thirddiv">Content Here</div> I was wondering how could i make each div only shows when its LI item is hovered, maybe with some fadein effect. I tried with some other answers from here, but no luck :\ 回答1: As

问题 If the window width on page load AND resize is less than 768px, I don't want to fire the showCover() function. With the below code, even when the window is less than 768px, it's still being fired. function ipsThemeViewer() { jQuery(window).resize(function() { if ( jQuery(window).width() < 768 ) return false; showCover(); }).resize(); } function showCover() { jQuery('#ipsThemeViewerScreen').hover(function () { var t = jQuery(this); jQuery('.cover').stop().fadeIn('fast'); }, function () { var t