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JavaScript - Image Fade In From Clicking Another Image
I've been trying to figure this out for days.. I just found a script that Old Pedant made which is close to what i need: http://www.clearviewarts.com/fadeBigDemo.html
But two concerns: 1. how can i have it so when i click the thumbnail, it fades in a different image (rather than just a larger version of the thumbnail)? 2. how can i have it fade in and out from simply hovering over the thumbnail (rather than clicking it)? Your help would be greatly appreciated.. Similar TutorialsThis is a really awesome script that I'm sure all of you can put to use if you haven't yet heard of it. However, I'm trying to get it to fade a background image on my css styled navigation for my a:hover. Here is the script with a little simple tutorial on how to set it up: http://bavotasan.com/tutorials/creat...r-fade-effect/ My only other knowledge is in PHP, so after about 2 hours of fail in this client-side language, I decided it was about time I should post where some experienced people can help. I really appreciate all time you spend on this, and don't think it will take a moderate Javascript programmer very long. This is the link to my site so far: http://matt.mw/help-request You can see the script working as it is on my little yellow MW logo on the right side of the navigation. So in my scenario, I am looking to fade button.png to button-hover.png (both repeating on the x axis). Any ideas? I've been looking for a way to fade a selection of images in on load while keeping their background present until they fade in. similar to whats been used on this site: http://inventorystudio.co.uk/ thought this would be relatively simple but seems to be harder than i expected. any suggestions? I have this code... I want to be able to make each image fade from one to the other. Like this... http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...nslideshow.htm Is there a way to do that with this code? Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
// Simple Javascript Time based Image Swap
var Pics = new Array();
var counter = 0;
// Use this section to change the image paths
function LoadImages()
{
Pics[1] = new Image();
Pics[1].src = "images/pic1.jpg";
Pics[2] = new Image();
Pics[2].src = "images/pic2.jpg";
Pics[3] = new Image();
Pics[3].src = "images/pic3.jpg";
Pics[4] = new Image();
Pics[4].src = "images/pic4.jpg";
Pics[5] = new Image();
Pics[5].src = "images/pic5.jpg";
Pics[6] = new Image();
Pics[6].src = "images/pic6.jpg";
Pics[7] = new Image();
Pics[7].src = "images/pic7.jpg";
Pics[8] = new Image();
Pics[8].src = "images/pic8.jpg";
Pics[9] = new Image();
Pics[9].src = "images/pic9.jpg";
Pics[10] = new Image();
Pics[10].src = "images/pic10.jpg";
Pics[11] = new Image();
Pics[11].src = "images/pic11.jpg";
Pics[12] = new Image();
Pics[12].src = "images/pic12.jpg";
Pics[13] = new Image();
Pics[13].src = "images/pic13.jpg";
Pics[14] = new Image();
Pics[14].src = "images/pic14.jpg";
Pics[15] = new Image();
Pics[15].src = "images/pic15.jpg";
Pics[16] = new Image();
Pics[16].src = "images/pic16.jpg";
Pics[17] = new Image();
Pics[17].src = "images/pic17.jpg";
document.pic1.src = Pics[1].src;
}
//Time in miliseconds
function timedImage()
{
counter ++
if (counter > 17) {
counter = 1;
}
document.pic1.src = Pics[counter].src;
t=setTimeout("timedImage()",5000);
}
</script>
Hi, I'm building a website which uses javascript to cycle through and fade images in the header portion of each web page. The javascipt os located in an external file and called via the master page. Here is the code in the content.js file which specifies where the images are located: Code: // create array of images
var CyclingImages = new Array("header/images/tankimage1.gif",
"header/images/tankimage2.gif",
"header/images/tankimage3.gif",
"header/images/tankimage4.gif")
Here is the code in the master page which finds the javascript: Code: <script language="javascript" src="<%= Page.ResolveUrl("~/content/content.js") %>" type="text/javascript"></script>
Here is the function call in the masterpage to fade and cycle the images: Code: <body onload="FadeAndCycleImages()"> Here is the code in the masterpage which references the cycling images: Code: <span class="fadingimages">
<img src="<%= Page.ResolveUrl("header/images/tankimage1.gif") %>" width="142" height="124" title="" alt="" name="cyclingimage" />
</span>
Each webpage loads the masterpage. If the webpage is located at the root of the project, the cycle and fade functionality works great. When I start to place some of the webpages in separate folders - which I need to do - the cycling and fading functionality breaks down, meaning the images cannot be found. The image place holder is there with the standard red "x" in the upper left. I have done a lot of research and tried many approaches to try to resolve this issue, but with no success. The root of the problem seems to lie in the fact that I cannot apply Page.ResolveUrl within the content.js file. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, petela Dear all, I have been trying to replicate a cool javascript effect that appears here. See the funky images fading in when hovering with mouse? I want that ;-) By using Firebug I think I have narrowed down the code needed to: Code: <div id="main" class="clearafter">
<div class="inner clearafter">
<div class="columns clearafter">
<div class="project hovers column" style="border-color: rgb(255, 255, 255); cursor: pointer; background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">
<a href="http://mountfolly.co.uk" class="image">
<img width="274" height="137" alt="project" src="/images/41_project.jpg" class="screenshot">
<img width="274" height="137" alt="project" src="/images/7_project.jpg" class="text" style="opacity: 0; display: inline;">
</a>
<h3>Text and titles etc...</h3>
<p>etc etc etc...</p>
</div>
<div style="border-color: rgb(255, 255, 255); cursor: pointer; background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);" class="project hovers column"></div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/javascript/global.js"></script>
and this (which I put into a javascript file called global.js): Code: /* project listings */
// to deal with IEs opacity idiocy
$(function() {
$('.project.hovers .text').css({opacity: 0}).show();
$('.project.hovers').css({cursor: 'pointer'}).click(function() {
location.href = $('h3 > a', this).attr('href');
});
});
$('.project.hovers').hover(
function () {
$('.text',this).stop().fadeTo('100',1);
$(this).stop().animate({borderTopColor: '#E9E9E9', borderRightColor: '#E9E9E9', borderBottomColor: '#E9E9E9', borderLeftColor: '#E9E9E9', backgroundColor: '#EEE' }, 100)
},
function () {
$('.text',this).stop().fadeTo(1000,0);
$(this).stop().animate({borderTopColor: '#FFF', borderRightColor: '#FFF', borderBottomColor: '#FFF', borderLeftColor: '#FFF', backgroundColor: '#FFF' }, 1000)
}
);
But when I re-create the files (index.html, global.js, and replacement images) all I get is this. No hover effect... Any ideas what is missing? Would appreciate some help. Thanks, Wysiwyger PS: If you fancy a laugh, check these out Hi! I'm wondering if somebody here could help me please. I'm trying to develope the image slideshow using PHP and JavaScript. The idea is that the PHP file gets random images from the folder, i'm using session to prevent repeating the same image and then JavaScript generates the fade slideshow using that PHP file. I've come up with the solution to use two img tags in the HTML page, so JavaScript then swap them around and play with opacity, but unfortunately couldn't make it work. Everything I have tried in JavaScript didn't work properly. I'd be grateful for any help and advice guys. Thank you. My PHP code: PHP Code: <?php class images { var $images = Array(); var $imgDir = 'images/'; function getImages() { $images = Array(); if ($dir = opendir($this->imgDir)) { while(($file = readdir($dir)) !== false) { if(preg_match('#(\.jpg$)|(\.png$)|(\.jpeg$)|(\.gif$)#i', $file)) $images[] = $file; } closedir($dir); } return $images; } function getNextImage() { if (($images = $this->getImages()) !== false) { session_start(); if (!isset($_SESSION['image'], $images[$_SESSION['image']])) { $index = mt_rand(0, count($images)-1); } else { $index = $_SESSION['image'] == count($images)-1 ? 0 : $_SESSION['image']+1; } $_SESSION['image'] = $index; return $images[$index]; } return false; } function outputImage() { if (($file = $this->getNextImage()) !== false) { header('Cache-Control: no-cache, must-revalidate'); // HTTP/1.1 header('Expires: Wed, 9 Dec 1981 07:00:00 GMT'); // Date in the past header('Content-type: image/jpg'); readfile($this->imgDir.$file); exit(); } } } $img = new images(); $img->outputImage(); ?> My HTML page: Code: <html> <head> <title>Images</title> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/style.css" /> <script type="text/javascript" src="javascript/slideshow2.js" language="javascript"></script> </head> <body onload="startSlideShow();"> <h1>Images</h1> <div id="imageWrap"> <div id="images"> <img id="sampleImgFade" src="images.php" alt="images" style="filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.alpha(opacity=0);-moz-opacity:0;-khtml-opacity:0;" width="800" height="600" onload="coverLoaded(this);" /> <img id="sampleImg" src="images.php" width="800" height="600" alt="images" onload="mainLoaded();" /> </div> </div> </body> </html> CSS code: Code: #imageWrap {
clear: both;
}
#images {
position: relative;
clear: both;
}
#sampleImgFade {
position: absolute;
top: 0px;
left: 0px;
}
JavaScript code which doesn't work properly(just to show in which direction I'm going): Code: var img;
var loaded = new Array();
loaded['start'] = true;
loaded['main'] = false;
loaded['cover'] = true;
var fade = 0;
var i = 0;
function getImage() {
img = new image();
img.src = "images.php";
}
function coverLoaded(obj) {
loaded['cover'] = true;
setOpacity(obj, 100);
window.setTimeout("startFade", 5000);
}
function mainLoaded() {
loaded['main'] = true;
if (loaded['start'] && loaded['cover'] && loaded['main']) startFade();
}
function startFade() {
loaded['start'] = false;
loaded['main'] = false;
loaded['cover'] = false;
fade = window.setInterval("fadeIn()", 50);
}
function fadeIn() {
var obj = document.getElementById("sampleImgFade");
var opacity = getOpacity(obj);
if (opacity > 0) {
setOpacity(obj, opacity-5);
} else {
window.clearInterval(fade);
document.getElementById("sampleImg").src = "images.php?u="+i++;
}
}
function getOpacity(obj) {
if (obj.filters) {
return obj.filters.item("DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Alpha").Opacity;
} else if (obj.style.MozOpacity) { // mozilla
return obj.style.MozOpacity*100;
} else if (obj.style.KhtmlOpacity) { // konquerer
return obj.style.KhtmlOpacity;
} else { // not supported
return 0;
}
}
function setOpacity(obj, opacity) {
if (obj.filters) {
obj.filters.item("DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Alpha").Opacity = opacity;
} else if (obj.style.MozOpacity) { // mozilla
obj.style.MozOpacity = opacity/100;
} else if (obj.style.KhtmlOpacity) { // konquerer
obj.style.KhtmlOpacity = opacity;
}
}
Hi everyone. I'm brand new to this forum and in need of some help. If you've got a free minute and are interested in helping the clueless I've got one for you. I'm trying to form a script and the appropriate calls to fade-in some text on the event of an image mouseover. Here is what I'm working with: Code: <html>
<head>
<script type="text/javascript">
function setOpacity(level) {
element.style.opacity = level;
element.style.filter = "alpha(opacity=" + (level * 100) + ");";
}
var duration = 1000;
var steps = 20;
var delay = 5000;
function fadeIn() {
for (i = 0; i <= 1; i += (1 / steps)) {
setOpacity(" + i + "), i * duration;
}
}
</script>
</head>
<body>
<p id="text" style="filter:alpha(opacity=0);opacity:0.5">
This is the text.
</p>
<img name="image" src="pic.jpg" onmouseover="javascript:fadeIn(document.getElementById('text'))" />
</body>
</html>
I know there are problems with this. It looks wonky to me and I don't even know what I'm doing. It's a mashup of some code I found somewhere and my own bad guesses at how to fill in the gaps. Any tips on how I can bring this together? Thanks so much for reading this far. I appreciate your time. I want to make a script selecting electronics category in this site http://eu.redeem-it.net/boutique.php A friend told me to use getElementsByClass but I still cant do it. Hi everyone, I'm new on this forum. I really need help in coding an part of my website. I want to make the logo background image fade to another background image on hover. Here is the code I have until now: Code: #logo
{margin-top:0px;
margin-bottom:0px;
margin-left:auto;
margin-right:auto;
width:600px;
height:515px;}
#logo h1
{display:block;
background:url(img/logo.jpg) no-repeat;
width:600px;
height:515px;
text-indent:-10000px;
margin:0px;}
#logo h1 a
{display:block;
width:100%;
height:100%;}
#logo h1 a:hover
{background:url(img/logo.jpg) no-repeat 0px -515px;}
I want the background:url(img/logo.jpg) no-repeat; to fade to {background:url(img/logo.jpg) no-repeat 0px -515px;}. I haven't found any tutorial which explains how to do that properly. I'd be really greatful if you could help me. Thank you very much, Alex Hello All, I am trying to find a solution for this ..... kindly help incase you know.... I need a drop down menu to appear when I left-click an image.... have tried a lot but failed... Please help me out on this Thanks in advance,,, Regards Hello and thanks for the help. I'm no expert by any means, and I have no idea what the problem could be. Internet Explorer crops my images on my image fade, but Chrome and Safari view it just fine. the website is www.pisanchynproductions.com If you open it in IE and Chrome you can see Chrome shows image fadeshow fine, and IE crops the images. For the record, I don't want the images cropped. The problem must be in here somewhere. Code: var fadeimages=new Array()
//SET IMAGE PATHS. Extend or contract array as needed
fadeimages[0]=["images/SSPP1.JPG", "", ""] //plain image syntax
fadeimages[1]=["images/SSPP2.JPG", "", ""] //plain image syntax
fadeimages[2]=["images/SSPP3.JPG", "", ""] //plain image syntax
fadeimages[3]=["images/SSPP4.JPG", "", ""] //plain image syntax
fadeimages[4]=["images/SSPP5.JPG", "", ""] //plain image syntax
fadeimages[5]=["images/SSPP6.JPG", "", ""] //plain image syntax
fadeimages[6]=["images/SSPP7.JPG", "", ""] //plain image syntax
fadeimages[7]=["images/SSPP11.JPG", "", ""] //plain image syntax
fadeimages[8]=["images/SSPP12.JPG", "", ""] //plain image syntax
fadeimages[9]=["images/SSPP13.JPG", "", ""] //plain image syntax
fadeimages[10]=["images/SSPP14.JPG", "", ""] //plain image syntax
var fadebgcolor="white"
var fadearray=new Array() //array to cache fadeshow instances
var fadeclear=new Array() //array to cache corresponding clearinterval pointers
var dom=(document.getElementById) //modern dom browsers
var iebrowser=document.all
function fadeshow(theimages, fadewidth, fadeheight, borderwidth, delay, pause, displayorder){
this.pausecheck=pause
this.mouseovercheck=0
this.delay=delay
this.degree=10 //initial opacity degree (10%)
this.curimageindex=0
this.nextimageindex=1
fadearray[fadearray.length]=this
this.slideshowid=fadearray.length-1
this.canvasbase="canvas"+this.slideshowid
this.curcanvas=this.canvasbase+"_0"
if (typeof displayorder!="undefined")
theimages.sort(function() {return 0.5 - Math.random();})
this.theimages=theimages
this.imageborder=parseInt(borderwidth)
this.postimages=new Array() //preload images
for (var p=0;p<theimages.length;p++){
this.postimages[p]=new Image()
this.postimages[p].src=theimages[p][0]
}
var fadewidth=fadewidth+this.imageborder*2
var fadeheight=fadeheight+this.imageborder*2
if (iebrowser&&dom||dom) //if IE5+ or modern browsers (ie: Firefox)
document.write('<div id="master'+this.slideshowid+'" style="position:relative;width:'+fadewidth+'px;height:'+fadeheight+'px;overflow;"><div id="'+this.canvasbase+'_0" style="position:absolute;width:'+fadewidth+'px;height:'+fadeheight+'px;top:0;left:0;filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.alpha(opacity=10);opacity:0.1;-moz-opacity:0.1;-khtml-opacity:0.1;background-color:'+fadebgcolor+'"></div><div id="'+this.canvasbase+'_1" style="position:absolute;width:'+fadewidth+'px;height:'+fadeheight+'px;top:0;left:0;filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.alpha(opacity=10);opacity:0.1;-moz-opacity:0.1;-khtml-opacity:0.1;background-color:'+fadebgcolor+'"></div></div>')
else
document.write('<div><img name="defaultslide'+this.slideshowid+'" src="'+this.postimages[0].src+'"></div>')
if (iebrowser&&dom||dom) //if IE5+ or modern browsers such as Firefox
this.startit()
else{
this.curimageindex++
setInterval("fadearray["+this.slideshowid+"].rotateimage()", this.delay)
}
}
function fadepic(obj){
if (obj.degree<100){
obj.degree+=10
/*@cc_on @*/
/*@if(@_jscript_version >= 5)
try{
@end @*/
if (obj.tempobj.filters&&obj.tempobj.filters[0]){
if (typeof obj.tempobj.filters[0].opacity=="number") //if IE6+
obj.tempobj.filters[0].opacity=obj.degree
else //else if IE5.5-
obj.tempobj.style.filter="alpha(opacity="+obj.degree+")"
}
else if (obj.tempobj.style.MozOpacity)
obj.tempobj.style.MozOpacity=obj.degree/101
else if (obj.tempobj.style.KhtmlOpacity)
obj.tempobj.style.KhtmlOpacity=obj.degree/100
else if (obj.tempobj.style.opacity&&!obj.tempobj.filters)
obj.tempobj.style.opacity=obj.degree/101
/*@cc_on @*/
/*@if(@_jscript_version >= 5)
}
catch(e){}
@end @*/
}
else{
clearInterval(fadeclear[obj.slideshowid])
obj.nextcanvas=(obj.curcanvas==obj.canvasbase+"_0")? obj.canvasbase+"_0" : obj.canvasbase+"_1"
obj.tempobj=iebrowser? iebrowser[obj.nextcanvas] : document.getElementById(obj.nextcanvas)
obj.populateslide(obj.tempobj, obj.nextimageindex)
obj.nextimageindex=(obj.nextimageindex<obj.postimages.length-1)? obj.nextimageindex+1 : 0
setTimeout("fadearray["+obj.slideshowid+"].rotateimage()", obj.delay)
}
}
fadeshow.prototype.populateslide=function(picobj, picindex){
var slideHTML=""
if (this.theimages[picindex][1]!="gallery") //if associated link exists for image
slideHTML='<a href="'+this.theimages[picindex][1]+'" rel="nofollow" target="'+this.theimages[picindex][2]+'">'
slideHTML+='<img src="'+this.postimages[picindex].src+'" border="'+this.imageborder+'px">'
if (this.theimages[picindex][1]!="gallery") //if associated link exists for image
slideHTML+='</a>'
picobj.innerHTML=slideHTML
}
fadeshow.prototype.rotateimage=function(){
if (this.pausecheck==1) //if pause onMouseover enabled, cache object
var cacheobj=this
if (this.mouseovercheck==1)
setTimeout(function(){cacheobj.rotateimage()}, 100)
else if (iebrowser&&dom||dom){
this.resetit()
var crossobj=this.tempobj=iebrowser? iebrowser[this.curcanvas] : document.getElementById(this.curcanvas)
crossobj.style.zIndex++
if(document.getElementById('content'))
document.getElementById('content').style.zIndex++
fadeclear[this.slideshowid]=setInterval("fadepic(fadearray["+this.slideshowid+"])",50)
this.curcanvas=(this.curcanvas==this.canvasbase+"_0")? this.canvasbase+"_1" : this.canvasbase+"_0"
}
else{
var ns4imgobj=document.images['defaultslide'+this.slideshowid]
ns4imgobj.src=this.postimages[this.curimageindex].src
}
this.curimageindex=(this.curimageindex<this.postimages.length-1)? this.curimageindex+1 : 0
}
fadeshow.prototype.resetit=function(){
this.degree=10
var crossobj=iebrowser? iebrowser[this.curcanvas] : document.getElementById(this.curcanvas)
/*@cc_on @*/
/*@if(@_jscript_version >= 5)
try{
@end @*/
if (crossobj.filters&&crossobj.filters[0]){
if (typeof crossobj.filters[0].opacity=="number") //if IE6+
crossobj.filters(0).opacity=this.degree
else //else if IE5.5-
crossobj.style.filter="alpha(opacity="+this.degree+")"
}
else if (crossobj.style.MozOpacity)
crossobj.style.MozOpacity=this.degree/101
else if (crossobj.style.KhtmlOpacity)
crossobj.style.KhtmlOpacity=this.degree/100
else if (crossobj.style.opacity&&!crossobj.filters)
crossobj.style.opacity=this.degree/101
/*@cc_on @*/
/*@if(@_jscript_version >= 5)
}catch(e){}
@end @*/
}
fadeshow.prototype.startit=function(){
var crossobj=iebrowser? iebrowser[this.curcanvas] : document.getElementById(this.curcanvas)
this.populateslide(crossobj, this.curimageindex)
if (this.pausecheck==1){ //IF SLIDESHOW SHOULD PAUSE ONMOUSEOVER
var cacheobj=this
var crossobjcontainer=iebrowser? iebrowser["master"+this.slideshowid] : document.getElementById("master"+this.slideshowid)
crossobjcontainer.onmouseover=function(){cacheobj.mouseovercheck=1}
crossobjcontainer.onmouseout=function(){cacheobj.mouseovercheck=0}
}
this.rotateimage()
}
I wish i knew more so I could realized how dumb this question was. Hi all, I have the following code in my html. <form name="createaccount" action="" method="post"> <div class="formrow"> <label>Select an Avatar:</label> <div class="fieldcontent"> <img src="images/avatar1.jpg" class="avatargal" id="Image1" /> <input type="radio" name="selectavatar" class="radiobtn" onclick="imageon('Image1');" onblur="imageoff('Image1');" /> <img src="images/avatar3.jpg" class="avatargal" id="Image2" /> <input type="radio" name="selectavatar" class="radiobtn" checked="checked" onclick="imageon('Image2');" onblur="imageoff('Image2');" /> <img src="images/avatar4.jpg" class="avatargal" id="Image3" /> <input type="radio" name="selectavatar" class="radiobtn" onclick="imageon('Image3');" onblur="imageoff('Image3');" /> <img src="images/avatar5.jpg" class="avatargal" id="Image4" /> <input type="radio" name="selectavatar" class="radiobtn lastbutton" onclick="imageon('Image4');" onblur="imageoff('Image4');" /> <img src="images/avatar3.jpg" class="avatargal" id="Image5" /> <input type="radio" name="selectavatar" class="radiobtn" onclick="imageon('Image5');" onblur="imageoff('Image5');" /> <img src="images/avatar5.jpg" class="avatargal" id="Image6" /> <input type="radio" name="selectavatar" class="radiobtn" onclick="imageon('Image6');" onblur="imageoff('Image6');" /> <img src="images/avatar1.jpg" class="avatargal" id="Image7" /> <input type="radio" name="selectavatar" class="radiobtn" onclick="imageon('Image7');" onblur="imageoff('Image7');" /> <img src="images/avatar4.jpg" class="avatargal" id="Image8" /> <input type="radio" name="selectavatar" class="radiobtn lastbutton" onclick="imageon('Image8');" onblur="imageoff('Image8');" /> </div> </div> </form> ----------- The javascipt is: function imageon(here) { var elem= document.getElementById(here); elem.style.border = "solid 2px blue"; } function imageoff(here) { var elem= document.getElementById(here); elem.style.border = "solid 2px white"; } ---------- When user clicks radio button near "Image1" then "Image1" is highlighted in blue color border, and previously selected image gets white border. This works in firefox and internet explorer but not on chrome and safari. Any help? Hi, I looked around to see javascript codes on websites but had no luck in finding what I wanted... or I just don't know how to work with it I want to switch/replace image with other images by clicking on radio buttons. i have the html, but how can I make this work??? can anyone help me out? Code: <body> <p><img name="main" src="black.jpg" width="100" height="100" alt=""></p> <p> <input type="radio" name="red" id="radio" value="radio" onClick="display red in main image"> </p> <p> <input type="radio" name="blue" id="radio2" value="radio" onClick="display blue in main image"> </p> <p> <input type="radio" name="green" id="radio3" value="radio" onClick="display green in main image"> </p> <p> <input type="radio" name="yellow" id="radio4" value="radio" onClick="display yellow in main image"> </p> <p> <input type="radio" name="black" id="radio5" value="radio" onClick="this would this play the main image 'black'.jpg"> </p> </body> thanks for any help in advance! I've got a <ul> w/ 6 <li> items and CSS to make them 104x228 side blocks, which hold 2 images, one on top of the other. The 6 rows of images look like this: X X X X X X X X X X This is what I want: The top row of images to be opacity:0 (or hidden), and then when you mouseover the bottom images, the top images come to 100 opacity. When you mouseout, the opacity is back to 0. Here's the HTML and CSS: Code: <ul class="carz"> <li><img src="img/impreza2.jpg" class="imgtophidden"/><img src="img/impreza.jpg" /></li> <li><img src="img/wrx.jpg" class="imgtophidden"/><img src="img/wrx.jpg" /></li> <li><img src="img/legacy2.jpg" class="imgtophidden"/><img src="img/legacy.jpg" />/li> <li><img src="img/outback2.jpg" class="imgtophidden"/><img src="img/outback.jpg" /></li> <li><img src="img/forester2.jpg" class="imgtophidden"/><img src="img/forester.jpg" /></li> <li><img src="img/tribeca2.jpg" class="imgtophidden"/><img src="img/tribeca.jpg" /></li> </ul> The classes are like so: Code: .imgtophidden {
opacity: 0;
}
.imgtop {
opacity: 100;
}
I am new to jQuery coding (but loving learning) and I want to figure out: how do I make this in jQuery? Here's what I have so far: Code: $(function() {
$("ul.carz li").hover(function() {
$(this).find('img.imgtophidden').addClass('imgtop')
} , function() {
$(this).find('img.imgtop').addClass('imgtophidden')
});
});
http://www.javascriptkit.com/javatut...rnalphp2.shtml Anyone have a decent way of adding a fade affect to this script? Hi, I'm have set up a gallery site, pretty standard stuff with thumbnails to the right and big image to the left. I would like to add a fade in on the big image when the thumbnail is clicked and don't really know how to implement it. The big images are contained in a div called <#left> while the thumbs are within a div called <div class="gallery"> I have searched Google and these forums for a solution but haven't had any luck...can anyone help me out with this? Thanks J i have image button i need to display image .if the size of the image button is 100*100 and image size is 50*50 .the remaining space of the image button should be empty.the image should not stretch. can any one guide me i am new to programming Thanks in advance!!! Hello, I'm learning javascript, and was wondering if it was Possible to have buttons/links that you click, the whole page fades out, and then fade's in, with different stuff. here are my ideas for just changing the stuff Text: 1. having a javascript src file to start, and then when the button is clicked, that is formatted to white, the text layer is moved down, and a new javascript file is loaded? 2.variables? any help would be appreciated! Thanks, Cookies, whatever this forum gives out, you may receive! I have gotten my script to do exactly what I want it to do with one exception. I have some thumbnail images that people can mouse over and the actual image is 100px by 75px. That is what I use for my thumbnail and they reside in www.website.com/images/thumbs/image1.jpg. I have the large version of the image that resides in www.website.com/images/image1.jpg. Its actual size is 640px by 480. When I mouse over my thumbnail, I don't want the thumbnail to appear for the larger image, I want the large image to appear instead? Let me know if you need ellaboration. Any help would be great! Thank you. Javascript Code: <script language="JavaScript">
function Change_Big_One(thumb){
document.getElementById('BigOne').src=thumb.src.replace("_th","")
}
</script>
HTML THUMBNAIL Code: <div><img src="https://www.website.com/images/thumbs/image1.jpg" class="thumb" onMouseOver="Change_Big_One(this)"></div> HTML LARGER IMAGE Code: <div><img src="" id="BigOne"></div> QUESTION 1: Hello. I would like to know if this is possible with Javascript, and if yes, if someone can please provide me with the code or point me in the right direction. Let me start of by saying that this is for an eBay listing. I know that they accept basic / limited javascript and if what I am asking is possible, I hope that it can work on eBay listings. I would like to know if it's possible to determine the dimensions of an image with Javascript from an Image url, and to then resize it or not based on the the size of the image. So, let's say this is the URL: www.adomainname.com/image.jpg and let's say that image is 1400 px x 1400 px. I would first like the javascript code to detect that size. I also would like the maximum dimension for any side of the image to be 600 px. If both sides of the image are over 600 px, for both sides to be reduced proportionally to 600 px or lower. If any one side of the image is larger than 600 px, the image is to be resized to 600 px or lower. If both sides are under 600 px, the image is to not be reduced. It would also be nice if it can detect whether the image is portion or landscape based on I guess the larger side, because an image at 600 px in height might be too big, but in width might be o.k. So, in this example (the 1400 px by 1400 px), the image is to be resized to 600 px x 600 px. For an image that's 300 px x 500 px, it should remain as such. For an image that's 400 px x 700 px, it should be resized to 400 / (700 / 600) px by 600 px, which is approximately 343 px x 600 px. I have looked a bit into this and I see things being mentioned about the image being loaded first completely on the screen, or about using server side language like PHP, and so on, but like I said, keep in mind that this is for eBay, and so I am limited. Note: The part that I am most interested in is in being able to detect the size / dimensions of the image. QUESTION 2: On a side note, does anyone know if it's possible to have a Javascript enlarging function for images, in which when one clicks on an image, it is enlarged, but either in a popup window that's smaller than the one behind it, and possibly centered, or by making the background go dark and then bringing up the enlarged image (is the latter done with Javascript; I have seen this effect for a while now and have always wondered.) |
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