JavaScript - Highlighting Current Page Hyperlink
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Basically all i want to do is highlight the pages hyperlink the user is currently on. So when the home page loads, the home page hyperlink is a different colour to the other hyperlinks, and then when another is page is pressed it is that pages hyperlink that is a different colour to the others Similar Tutorialshello i've followed this javascript and i'd like to link the text to one of my page.How do i place the ahref tag in the script.Appreciate your help http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/neontext.shtml Hi. I am pretty sure this requires js, but if not and I am posting in the wrong section, I am sorry. Let me try to explain my situation so you know what i'm trying to accomplish. I am hosting a site on a home pc. My isp blocks inbound port 80 so I use no-ip services and port 80 redirect and cloak the address because it displays my ip instead of the domain name. For example, without the cloak it will show http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:81/index.php instead of http://mydomain.com/index.php I would like to display the current page the user is on somewhere on the page. Example: You are currently viewing index.php How would I be able to accomplish this? So I have realized more and more how much I need to learn more with JavaScript. So upon trying multiple an multiple combinations of failures I am posting the starting point again, hoping someone can explain my objectives. Just a nudge in the right direction. I first got each number to work and change to orange using the document.getElementById("gallery").style.color="#ff4000"; line. However once again when it comes to current page I cant figure out to keep the colors working with the next and previous buttons. I think the biggest issue I am having is how I am supposed to identify each <a> link so that it will color the right button for the right value. Code: <script type="text/javascript"> var imgList = [ "../Assets/Images_Revised/40_kitchen.jpg", "../Assets/Images_Revised/40_stair.jpg", "../Assets/Images_Revised/C_front2.jpg", "../Assets/Images_Revised/C_rear_side_combo.jpg", "../Assets/Images_Revised/C_side.jpg", "../Assets/Images_Revised/Y_combo.jpg", "../Assets/Images_Revised/Y_window.jpg" ]; var clientData = [ "This is a place holder for the first set of text.", // index 1 "This is a place holder for the second set of text. This is a place holder for the first set of text. This is a place holder for the first set of text.", // index 2 "This is a place holder for the third set of text.", "This is a place holder for the fourth set of text.", "This is a place holder for the fifth set of text.", "This is a place holder for the sixth set of text.", "This is a place holder for the first seventh of text.", ]; var currentMain = 0; var currentMainT = 0; function Prev() { return ShowMain(currentMain-1); return ShowMainT(currentMainT-1); } function Next() { return ShowMain(currentMain+1); return ShowMainT(currentMainT+1); } function ShowMain(which) { currentMain = which; currentMainT = which; if ( currentMain < 0 ) currentMain = 0; if ( currentMainT < 0 ) currentMainT = 0; if ( currentMain > imgList.length-1) currentMain = imgList.length-1; if ( currentMainT > clientData.length-1) currentMainT = clientData.length-1; document.getElementById('mainImg').src = imgList[currentMain]; document.getElementById('mainText').innerHTML = clientData[currentMainT]; var PD = document.getElementById('Pg'); var PD2 = document.getElementById('Pg2'); if (PD != null ) PD.innerHTML = 'Image '+(currentMain+1)+' of '+imgList.length; if (PD2.innerHTML != "" ) PD2.innerHTML = (currentMainT+1)+' of '+clientData.length; document.getElementById("mainText").style.display = 'inline' document.getElementById("gallery").style.color="#ff0000"; return false; } onload = function() { ShowMain(0); } onload = function() { ShowMainT(0); } </script> <script language="JavaScript"> function preloader() { // counter var i = 0; // create object imageObj = new Image(); // set image list images = new Array(); images[0]="../Assets/Images/pt_entry+hall2.jpg" images[1]="../Assets/Images/pt_stair+hall.jpg" images[2]="../Assets/Images_Revised/40_kitchen.jpg" images[3]="../Assets/Images_Revised/40_stair.jpg" images[4]="../Assets/Images_Revised/C_front2.jpg" images[6]="../Assets/Images_Revised/C_rear_side_combo.jpg" images[7]="../Assets/Images_Revised/C_side.jpg" images[8]="../Assets/Images_Revised/Y_combo.jpg" images[9]="../Assets/Images_Revised/Y_window.jpg" images[10]="../Assets/Images_Revised/V_stair.jpgg" // start preloading for(i=0; i<=3; i++) { imageObj.src=images[i]; } } </script> Code: <div id="mainText" alt="testter">This is a place holder for the first set of text.</div></div><p></p> </td> <td id="cell5 images"> </td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="3" class="wideText" id="cell4"><div id="gallery" ><a href="#" onclick="return ShowMain(0); return ShowMainT(0)">1</a ><a href="#" onclick="return ShowMain(1); return ShowMainT(1); setColor()">2</a ><a href="#" onclick="return ShowMain(2); return ShowMainT(2); setColor()">3</a ><a href="#" onclick="return ShowMain(3); return ShowMainT(3); setColor()">4</a ><a href="#" onclick="return ShowMain(4); return ShowMainT(4); setColor()">5</a ><a href="#" onclick="return ShowMain(5); return ShowMainT(5); setColor()">6</a ><a href="#" onclick="return ShowMain(6); return ShowMainT(6); setColor()">7</a ><a href="#" onclick="return Prev();" class="gallery"><</a ><a href="#" class="gallery" onclick="return Next();">></a></div> Hi all I have created a single page horizontally scrolling website comprised of 5 sections with a fixed navigation bar in the top right of the screen at http://www.clickmunki.com and I am trying to figure out how to highlight the active section of the site in the nav bar as the user navigates through the site so that the user knows exactly which section of the site they are in. I assumed this would be a pretty basic thing to try and do but I have not been able to achieve it so far. I have tried a few different methods but no success as yet. Can anyone point me in the right direction as to how best achieve this? Can I do it just using css or would i need some js? Any assistance would be very much appreciated.111 Kind regards Anne This is my js: Code: $(".nav").click(function(){ $(".nav.a").toggle("fast"); $(this).toggleClass("active"); }); This is my css; Code: .nav { text-align: center; overflow: hidden; margin: .3em ; width: 500px; position: fixed; padding: 0px 0px 0 830px; } .nav a { position: relative; float: left; padding: 2.2em 0 3.1em; width: 20%; text-decoration: none; color: #484848; -webkit-transition: .7s; -moz-transition: .7s; -o-transition: .7s; -ms-transition: .7s; transition: .7s; } .nav a:hover { color: #c6342e; } .effect { position: absolute; left: 120%; -webkit-transition: 0.7s ease-in-out; -moz-transition: 0.7s ease-in-out; -o-transition: 0.7s ease-in-out; -ms-transition: 0.7s ease-in-out; transition: 0.7s ease-in-out; } .nav a:nth-child(1):hover ~ .effect { left: 66.3%; } .nav a:nth-child(2):hover ~ .effect { left: 73.8%; } .nav a:nth-child(3):hover ~ .effect { left: 81.2%; } .nav a:nth-child(4):hover ~ .effect { left: 89%; } .nav a:nth-child(5):hover ~ .effect { left: 96.4%; } /* ----- dot effect -----*/ .ph-dot-nav:after { content: ""; display: block; position: absolute; width: 100%; height: 1px; background: #484848; bottom: 40px; } .ph-dot-nav a:after { content: ""; position: absolute; width: 6px; height: 6px; bottom: 38px; left: 50%; margin-left: 0px; background: #484848; border-radius: 100%; } .ph-dot-nav .effect { width: 10px; height: 10px; bottom: 36px; margin-left: -5px; background: #fff; border-radius: 100%; z-index:999;} Hi Guys, I want to output my pagetitle in javascript. An idea of syntax? <title> products</title> eg My page title is javascript code outputs... My page title is products no joy with Code: <body> <script TYPE="text/javascript"> document.write(document.title); </script> </body> Thanks hi, have a series of 2 pages. The first is a drop down select box that gathers the state name. Onclick we are using a window.open to open a page with a list of cities for that state. Again using a drop down select box to select the city and then, onclick, we send the user off to the appropriate page based on state/city selection while at the same time updating the 1st (parent) page with a new location.href. Problem is that instead of updating the parent page, it updates the page with the list of cities (the child page). On the first page script we generate the following warning: Warning: XUL box for _moz_generated_content_after element contained an inline #text child, forcing all its children to be wrapped in a block. Source File: chrome://browser/content/browser.xul Line: 0 First page is not generated via javascript but standard html. This happens both locally and when pages are moved to the server (Apache). First page script is as follows Code: <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>J1</TITLE> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> function StateSelect (form) { Item = form.state.selectedIndex; Result = form.state.options[Item].value; window.open('j2.htm?value='+ Result,'myWindow','resizeable=no,resizeable=0,scrollbars=no,scrollbars=0,location=no,location=0,toolbar=no,toolbar=0,directories=no,directories=0,menubar=no,menubar=0,status=no,status=0,copyhistory=no,copyhistory=0,width=300,height=100,left=300,top=300,screenX=300,screenY=300') } </SCRIPT> </HEAD> 2nd page (where user selects city) code is as follows: Code: <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> function CitySelect (form) { Item = form.city.selectedIndex; city = form.city.options[Item].value; state = document.myform.state.value; window.open('j3.htm','mywindow3') setTimeout("Func1()",3000); } function Func1() { parent.location.href='j4.htm?st='+ state + '&city=' + city,'mywinow2'; } </SCRIPT> Ideas on why and what the error (actually a warning) is trying to tell us? Thank you all! Jim Hi there I've created a nav bar for this site - http://web11.3essentials.com/~cp27358/ - I'm using javascript to handle the image rollover which is working just fine. However I want to add to this so that the current page will stay with the second or rollover image. How would you suggest I edit or add to my code so it keeps the second image active if it is the active page? In my script file this is what I'm using for an image: menu1buttonup = new Image(); menu1buttonup.src = "http://web11.3essentials.com/~cp27358/wp-content/themes/origin/images/menu1.jpg" ; menu1buttondown = new Image() ; menu1buttondown.src = "http://web11.3essentials.com/~cp27358/wp-content/themes/origin/images/menu1a.jpg" ; followed by.... function buttondown( buttonname ) { if (document.images) { document[ buttonname ].src = eval( buttonname + "down.src" ); } } function buttonup ( buttonname ) { if (document.images) { document[ buttonname ].src = eval( buttonname + "up.src" ); } } and this is what my list items look like: <a href="<?php echo home_url(); ?>/?page_id=7" onmouseover="buttondown('menu1button')" onmouseout="buttonup('menu1button')"><img src="<?php bloginfo('template_url'); ?>/images/menu1.jpg" name="menu1button" /></a> thank you Hi, I created a simple menu: Code: <html> <head> <style type="text/css"> table {width:400px;height:35px;border-collapse:collapse;border:1px solid #000} td {text-align:center;padding:3px;cursor:pointer;font:bold 12px Verdana;color:#FFFFFF;background-color:#555} </style> </head> <body> <table border="1" bordercolor="#000"> <tbody> <tr> <td onClick="parent.location='home.htm'" onMouseover="this.style.backgroundColor='#000'" onMouseout="this.style.backgroundColor='#555'">Home</td> <td onClick="parent.location='news.htm'" onMouseover="this.style.backgroundColor='#000'" onMouseout="this.style.backgroundColor='#555'">News</td> <td onClick="parent.location='articles.htm'" onMouseover="this.style.backgroundColor='#000'" onMouseout="this.style.backgroundColor='#555'">Articles</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> </body> </html> Was wondering if you knew of a way to keep the button on the mouse-over style for as long as a user is on the page they clicked. This would mean that if a user clicked on a page named 'News', the 'News' button would stay in the mous-over style to indicate which page they were on. Regards Rain Lover I have a minor problem with opening multiple pages with onclick. The code work perfectly (I run it with some PHP features). So far so good. Here are the problems: Left mouse button will open 4 new tabs, and the view will jump to 'http://www.domain1.com Middle mouse button will only open http://www.domain1.com What I want: Open all 4 pages in new tabs in the background and stay at the current page. PHP Code: <a href='http://www.domain1.com' onclick="window.open('http://www.domain2.com'); window.open('http://www.domain3.com'); window.open('http://www.domain4.com')\" rel="nofollow" target='new'>Open 4</a> Ok, I am aware this will sound like a plug for my script, but please bare with me. I created a bookmarklet script to help me audit extremely large style sheets. Basically while on a site that you would like to audit, you click the bookmarklet and the document's body contents gets remove and replaced with an iframe that points to the current sites home page. From here you can choose what style sheet (the script finds) to begin reporting over. The more pages you browse (through the iframe) the more accurate the report gets. My problem however, is if the person is on the site's home page when first running the script, the iframe never loads up. I think it has to do with the fact that you are on the home page, and then the iframe tries to point to the home page as well and fails for some reason. Is there any solution that comes to mind for anyone out there? You can test it by bookmarking this bookmarklet and running it on any site's home page where style sheets can be found: Get The Bookmarklet on this page Again, it works great if you don't start the script from a sites home page. Hi all, I'm not sure how can i do that but i think it's possible with js. What i want to do is letting visitors save the page as a html shortcut. Can i do that with JS? Or should i search an other solution by an other language? Thanks, alright, if my TR looks like this... Code: <tr class="colorRow('0',' ');" onmouseover="colorRow('0', 'over');" onmouseout="colorRow('0', 'out');"> <tr class="colorRow('1',' ');" onmouseover="colorRow('1', 'over');" onmouseout="colorRow('1', 'out');"> <tr class="colorRow(' ',' ');" onmouseover="colorRow(' ', 'over');" onmouseout="colorRow(' ', 'out');"> Why does this function not work? Code: function colorRow(serverID, when) { if(when == ' ') { if(serverID == ' ') { className = 'noBG'; } if(serverID == '1') { className = 'rowOdd'; } if(serverID == '0') { className = 'rowEven'; } } if(when == 'over') { className = 'rowOver'; } if(when == 'out') { if(serverID == '0') { className = 'rowEven'; } if(serverID == '1') { className = 'rowOdd'; } } } I am looking for a script that would prevent an image from being highlighted by dragging the mouse. Thank you.
I'm trying to write a function that is similar to the ctrl+f functionality you get in IE, where you have a search string and when you click 'next' the whole string if matched is highlighted by the cursor. This works fine for inputs and text areas using the following code: Code: function setCaretPos(obj, start, end) { var range = obj.createTextRange(); range.moveStart('character', start); range.moveEnd('character', end - obj.value.length); range.select(); } But now I need to get it to work for normal text in a text node that is in the HTML/DOM. Is there an equivalent way of making the above method work for text in text nodes? Alternatively is there a way to make the browser (IE) at least focus on some text in a text node? (I could then highlight it with CSS styles). I'm trying to implement a syntax highlighter in my program, but jQuery 1.2.6 is giving me problems. This line specifically: Code: parse: [/^(\[) *@?([\w-]+) *([!*$^~=]*) *('?"?)(.*?)\4 *\]/, /^(:)([\w-]+)\("?'?(.*?(\(.*?\))?[^(]*?)"?'?\)/, new RegExp("^([:.#]*)(" + chars + "+)")], it messes with every javascript editor's syntax highlighting I've tried so far too. It looks like they're declaring a regex pattern without a delimiter. Can anybody make sense of this line? Alright, I'm using a Rooh.It WordPress plugin right now, but I don't like the way they do it, so I want to write my own code to do something similar. I want the user to be able to select the text they want to highlight, and the background color of that text changes to whatever color they have selected. How can I do this in JavaScript? Alright so for my website (I've totally revamped it and what not) I want to make a code highlighter for source code / tutorials I've posted. At the moment I'm just using some css: Code: div.code { font:1em "Courier New"; margin: 10px auto 10px auto; background-color: #FFFFFF; border: thick solid #555555; color: #000000; white-space: pre; font-size: 12; } So the code stays neat and in a box. But what I want to do now is somehow make a small javascript function that scans the text inside the html file etc : Code: <div class="code">float TimerTicksPerSecond = 0; float TimerTicksPerMillisecond = 0; int value = 0; std::string s = "hello world"; </div> and can format it so float and int is blue, "hello world" is red etc. Be a great help if someone can point me in the right direction. As from the javascript I've done myself I can't see it being to hard. I'm just unsure how to scan for text inside like I have above. Cheers Myth. Hey, I have a jQuery script running on my site that makes it so when you click on a thumbnail, a different overflow:hidden div is scrolled to the anchor point that thumbnail was linking to. I want to make it so the thumbnail that you clicked becomes selected (and all over thumbnails become unselected). This could be with a border, a shadow, an image appearing behind it, opacity - basically anything (preferably an image appearing behind it). I'm pretty much a javascript noob, but common sense tells me that this isn't possibly with basic CSS. How do I go about doing this? PS, if you want a clearer picture of what I'm referring to on my site, check http://bit.ly/83ftPF Thanks a ton for your time, I really appreciate it! -Joel I've implemented the Google CSE on my website and it works fine but I'd like to ask if there is a way to highlight the searched words on destination sites using javascript? i.e.: 1. I type into the search form the word I need to find on my website --> 2. I get result site with links to subsites --> 3. After clicking one of the listed links I go back to my website, to certain subsite --> 4. The word I've been searching for is highlighted so I can easily find it. Thanks in advance. |