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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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Something like this might work when animation to ....
However, you could check the element's current location (call .position() ), set the position to relative but you can find out the end point and animate the position there.
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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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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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The element....
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I dont think relative to the browser window.
Easily duplicate the behavior by not just position both of the fixed elements separately, or using other position to alter the child's position within the fixed element.
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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 position change via JavaScript or any Client.
The mouse via JavaScript.
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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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Hard code the position of the title in a place.
You could theoretically calculate the position where you want to place your text?
I've done a bit that will save you a massive amount of time.
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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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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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There are two....
I would only ever worry about modifying the local position of your game object, never it's screen position, because that is Dependant on the location and view port of your camera.
It's not just for breakfast any more.
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I'd like to add a DIV above an input box (textbox) without changing the rendered position of the textbox. This DIV will be shown/hid when the textbox has focus or not... What is the proper CSS formatting for this DIV to show directly above the textbox...
Started by RSolberg on
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You simply need to position your <div> absolutely:
div.someclass { position: absolute; top: 0 to establish "context", usually done by adding " position: relative ", but it isn't safe to apply type="text" maxlength="2" class=....
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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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An easy way to do this might be to absolute position some dynamically created divs and assign.
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Hi all,
I have my site wrapped in one big DIV, called wrapper, that starts just after <body> and ends right before it. I.e.
<body> <div id="wrapper"> ... website ... </div> </body>
I have the following code styling #wrapper...
Started by Jon on
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Can I not use repeat-y in conjunction with background-position,
Yes....
I'm not sure, but could you try to define the background-position using it's own property, like:
background-position: 0px 300px;
Please tell, if this will fix it.
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