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Andres Mauricio Castillo
jquery scroll scrollto
I’m traying to animate a logo after scrolling animation or when i click any menu link but it’s not working.I got this code for animate scrolling:jQuery(function() {jQuery(‘a’).bind(‘click’,function(event){var $anchor = jQuery(this);jQuery(‘html, body’).stop().animate({scrollTop: jQuery($anchor.attr(‘href’)).offset().top}, 2000,’easeInOutExpo’);event.preventDefault();});});then, to animate the logo, if the windows position change, i made this:jQuery(document).ready(function(){jQuery(window).bind(
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spikem
jquery html jquery-plugins scrollto side-scroller
I’m building a side scrolling website. I’m using Mousewheel.js from CSS-Tricks to enable sidescrolling and scrollTo from Ariel Flesler to jump to specific points in the site (which I haven’t really mastered yet but I think that’s besides the point). When I try to utilize them together I get this in the console: Uncaught TypeError: Object #<Object> has no method ‘mousewheel’ Mousewheel utilizes this script:$(function(){$(“#container”).wrapInner(“<table cellspacing=’30’><tr>”);$(
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Josh Caswell
objective-c cocoa-touch ios uitableview scrollto
For a part of my app, I require the table view to scroll to the first row again. I used the following code.NSIndexPath *indexPath = [NSIndexPath indexPathForRow:0 inSection:0]; [self.tableView scrollToRowAtIndexPath:indexPath atScrollPosition:UITableViewScrollPositionTop animated:NO];I tested the app on both the ‘iPad 4.2 Simulator’ and ‘iPad 4.3 Simulator’ and they worked fine. However the app crashed when I switched to ‘iPad 3.2 Simulator’ with the following error* Terminating app due to uncau
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Craig
jquery scrollto keydown mousewheel
I am trying to use the mouse wheel plugin (Link) with the ScrollTo plugin but I can’t seem to fathom it. I almost have it working. The scenario is: I have a vertically scrolling page which you scroll using a click or a arrow down / up to take you to the next div in the vertical scroll. I would like to attache this function to the mousewheel also. Here’s the code.function scrollToPosition(element) {if (element !== undefined) {$(‘html, body’).scrollTo(element, 500, {margin: true,easing: ‘easeInOut
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CAPSLOCK
jquery accordion scrollto
was wondering if anyone could help.I’m using an accordion to display a list of sub-categories on a classifieds website, there are 3 main categories – we’ll call them X, Y, Z.My problem is that the sub-category lists can be quite long – and aren’t consistent between X, Y, Z. Currently, when clicking on header X – the accordion extends way beyond the fold so obviously the user will scroll down the page. When the user clicks Y – currently with a lot smaller sub-category list, the accordion will clo
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doooooooom
jquery click addclass scrollto
I have an unordered list of links that act as filters for content below. Link 1 Link 2 Link 3 Link 4On click of any link, the class “active” is added to the link clicked. This works perfectly as it is.Link 1 Link 2 Link 3 (active) Link 4But once I scroll down the page, that link goes out of view, so I want the “active” link to stick to the top by adding another class “fixednav”.Link 3 (active) + (on scroll I want this active link to stick to the top)**I basically need to combine these two with t
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curiouser
javascript jquery scrollto browser-history jquery-address
Please visit the demo: http://96.0.13.132Click around for awhile, now hit the back button. In webkit browsers, you are animated back to the previous “state” while in Firefox you jump back. Why is this? How can I get Firefox to behave more like webkit?I’m using jQuery, jQuery Address Plugin and jQuery ScrollTo Plugin.
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tgchrisporter
jquery scrollto soundcloud
So I’m having a problem with my songs not scrolling into view when the selected song is not in view.I’m using Soundcloud’s API custom player, so<div class=”sc-player”><a href=”http://soundcloud.com/user/song”>Song Name</a> </div>turns into this on page load: http://nowthatsgenius.com/clients/ageniusalbum/ (too much to add, but there’s my example).So when a song ends and the next song begins, the LI class ‘active’ is removed from the prev song and appended to the new song’
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Brock Adams
jquery div navigation scrollto
Hello – First and foremost I’m fairly new to jquery so your extended expertise is greatly appreciated.DEMO: http://www.transcendspace.com/beta/I’d like to generate a nav for my divs: 1|2|3|4|5 etc. that would highlight the number depending on which div is active. Ideally the highlight would work in combination with my left/right arrows.CODE: `$(document).ready(function() {$(window).resize(function () {resizePanel();}); });function resizePanel() {width = $(window).width();height = $(window).heigh
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Jascination
jquery twitter-bootstrap scrollto
Here’s a live version of the page in question: http://agoodman.com.au/index1.htmlI’m using Bootstrap to build a one-pager website, and scrollTo is being used to scroll up/down the different sections. There is a top navbar, with the code:<ul class=”nav”><li class=”active”><a href=”#intro” onclick=”$.scrollTo( ‘#intro’, 600 );”>Top</a></li><li><a href=”#service” onclick=”$.scrollTo( ‘#service’, 600 );”>What we do</a></li><li><a href=”#
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l2aelba
javascript jquery scrollto easing
I try to use ScrollTo plug-in with some easing effect.And I don’t want to include easing plug-in file, because I will use only once and only one easing effect.This ‘easeOutBack’ I want to use :easeOutBack: function (x, t, b, c, d, s) {if (s == undefined) s = 1.70158;return c*((t=t/d-1)*t*((s+1)*t + s) + 1) + b; }And my scrollTo’s function code like..$(window).scrollTo(element,800,{offset:-80,onAfter:function(){alert(‘done’); }});So I try to insert a easing effect like…$(window).scrollTo(elemen
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Fowowski
jquery navigation scrollto
I have implemented localscroll/scrollto in one of my projects. Since yesterday there was only 1 navigation which were scrolling through whole site.But now i need to add two separate arrows (previous/next) to scroll to next or previous section of page content.What I have at the jquery level is:$(‘#menu’).localScroll(800); //this is for upper menu (simple ul/li/a)// this whole code below is for those two arrows: prev/next function scrollToPosition(element) {if (element !== undefined) {$(“body”).s
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l2aelba
jquery scrollto next
<div class=”wrap”><div class=”layer”><div class=”post”></div><div class=”post”></div><div class=”post”></div><div class=”post”></div><div class=”post”></div><div class=”post”></div><div class=”post”></div><div class=”post”></div><div class=”post”></div><div class=”post”></div><div class=”post”></div><div class=”post”></div><div class=”post
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frayed_dna
jquery css div scrollto
I’m using scrollto, and I’m wanting to have a class added when it scrolls to the next div. Using removeClass/addClass would work? I don’t know where I would place it so when scrollto, scrolls to the current .column div it adds the “selected” class as well. Coles notes version: I’m looking to the current div highlighted when scrolled to.This is the scrollto code I’m using: function scrollToPosition(element) {if (element !== undefined) {$(“.wrap”).scrollTo(element, 800, {margin: true});} }$(functi
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Sandeepan Nath
jquery jquery-plugins scrollto
I am using jquery 1.3.2 in my project. I selected the 1.3.x option from the scrollto download page -> http://plugins.jquery.com/node/635/release?api_version[]=1266 and tried with both the available options there – ScrollTo 1.4.2 and ScrollTo 1.4.1.but I am getting this error in both cases.Here is the code part – <script type=”text/javascript”> $(document).ready(function() {if($(‘tr#manager-‘+agencyId).length)>0)$(‘tr#manager-‘+agencyId).scrollTo(); }); </script> <script type=”t
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AbdulWahhab
jquery website scroll scrollto
trying to figure out why chrome is throwing out error “Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property ‘left’ of undefined”although #explorenav works great but #experiencenav doesnt seem to be working. am i missing something? $(‘.nav li#explorenav a’).click(function(){$(‘body’).animate({scrollLeft: $(“#explore”).offset().left-15}, 1000, function(){$(this).parent().addClass(‘active’);});return false; }); $(‘.nav li#experiencenav a’).click(function(){$(‘body’).animate({scrollLeft: $(“#experience”).offset