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I have a bunch of images that are positioned absolutely, i want to be able to click a button and have them all animate to where they would normally be on the page if they had the position: relative.
so is it even possible to animate from position:absolute...
Started by ExodusNicholas on
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However, you could check the element's current location (call .position() ), set the position to relative , and animate from the original location....
JQuery animate only works on any "numeric CSS property".
I don't think you can do that.
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I'll try to explain what i'm trying to get. I've a div with position:fixed (at the bottom of a page) into that div, there is some other divs. What i want is to show another div (with absolute position) aligned to the right with those divs... in other ...
Started by fidoboy on
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$('#ID').position().left
Relative to the document:
$('#ID').offset().left
Relative to its offset parent:
$('#ID').position().left.
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I have a page layout, where I have to set the position of a div relative and top:-30px The DIV is positioned relative and top:-30 exactely.
But the following DIV then 30px distance at the top. Is there a way to fix this problem.
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For example:
<div id="header">Header</div....
It means that absolutely positioned elements within it are positioned relative to the relative div and not to the page.
position: relative doesn't do what I think you think it does.
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Okay, I've noticed something, but couldn't find it in the CSS spec. Styling an element with position: fixed will position it absolutely, with respect to the browser viewport. What happens if you place a fixed-position element inside another? Example CSS...
Started by FunPackedShow on
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Things with fixed positioning are all positioned in relation to the window, if you have a fixed a child of another fixed, what do you want to happen? You can easily duplicate the behavior by not just....
I don't think this is really the intent.
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I am using an AxisRenderer that is positioned to the right of a BarChart and am looking for a way to position a title for the values in the AxisRenderer above them.
How do you find the position of the labels in an axis renderer? It seems like AxisRenderer...
Started by stevedbrown on
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You've probably already done this, but maybe take a ... .
Check out Adobe's tutorial on data labels:
Adding data labels to charts
Is this what you are looking for or did I misunderstand your question?
Personally, I don't have the source to flex-charting .
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I have a link that, when clicked, I would like it to move the position of the mouse to the right (or anywhere within the viewport, for that matter).
in code it would probably look similar to the following:
$('a#expand').click(function(e){ $(document) ...
Started by Michael on
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There's no way to accomplish mouse....
There is no mechanism for moving the mouse via JavaScript .
Given the potential for abuse, I certainly hope it isn't .
I may be wrong, but I don't think it's possible to move the mouse pointer from client-side script .
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I'm currently trying to solve a problem where I need to find the position in a piece of text in a JEditorPane based on where the mouse was clicked.
Basically, when the user right-clicks over a word I need to find out what the word is. To do this I need...
Started by Scottm on
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Invoking viewToModel() is the correct way to do this:
public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent e) { JEditorPane editor = (JEditorPane) e.getSource(); Point pt = new Point(e.getX(), e.getY()); int pos = editor.viewToModel(pt); // whatever you need to do here... .
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This question is asked by one of my students and I want to enlighten him with an example:
"Why we should not create site layout by Dreamweaver's AP Div button , it's easier to make layout with AP Div instead Float+margin+padding and if this method is ...
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Where do you place #footer pixel-wise? What happens if the user increases their font size?... .
What happens when #mainContent has one paragraph on one page, and two paragraphs on the second page .
OK, so let's say you absolutely position everything.
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I have a base class called Component. I also have 2 interfaces I2DComponent, and I3DComponent. I am currently working on the I2DComponent.
The implementation: /// <summary> /// Represtions a 2D object. These objects will be drawn after 3D objects...
Started by Chris Watts on
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Then it can use Rectangles internally....
If you're concerned about how these Rectangles will be used, why expose them at all? Your component could just have its own GetGlobalX, GetGlobalY, GetLocalX, GetLocalY , plus maybe a IsInside(X, Y) for checking mouseover .
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I have some JavaScript objects such as this (it's psuedo so I know if syntax is wrong):
[{ "divid":"1","x1":"35","y1":"100","height":"150","width":"150" }, { "divid":"2","x1":"45","y1":"110","height":"150","width":"150" }, { "divid":"3","x1":"55","y1"...
Started by Joshua on
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You could get the offSet of you mousse, depending....
They'd have to have high z-index, be invisible, and floated above other content .
An easy way to do this might be to absolute position some dynamically created divs and assign a mouseOver event to them.
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