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I using fancyBox v3.5.6.
I need to add a CSS class/id/style-attribute to a specific thumb element. I can't do this with changing template, because it will change all thumbs and there is no logic with count of thumbs, and then i can't use css pseudoselectors like last-child or nth-child. I didn't find solution in fancy docs and googling.
Here is an example https://prnt.sc/qqmwbz
Inspect thumbnail elements, each of them has has data-index attribute (for example, data-index="1"), you can use that to do some customization.
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I need to place this particular effect on a dropdown
I need to place this particular effect on a dropdown where the placeholder goes up and the new vale takes the field, just by using JS, Jquery, CSS and HTML
Before transition
After transition
This kind of input that you wanted, called material design input, where the google announced it a few years ago. Chris on code describe how to implement this in a good way that you can use or customize it by yourself.
you can follow the link below for more information:
Material Design Input
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I have no idea how to find the source of this element style codes. Such as at the right part of the Chrome Element Inspector Tool it shows this CSS code:
ineed to delete for fix the problem
That style is the style set directly on the element, in the style="width:0px" attribute.
It could either be written like that in the source HTML, or potentially set on the element via JavaScript.
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I want to implement a scroll-spy to change the active state of buttons in the navigation bar. There are examples that use jQuery but I want to implement it with pure javascript. Is it possible? If it is possible, can you provide me an example code?
Edit: What I mean with pure js is not using any external libraries. Sorry for misrepresenting.
You can just define an handler for the scroll event with
document.getElementById("mydiv").onscroll = function(event){
update_buttons();
};
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This is the link:
danielcoding.me/resume/#contact
I want this animition :
screenshot
I inspect element on this page , but there is no pics as background, I found nothing.
How to create this animition ?
Is it made only by javascript or css?
Are there more example like this animition?
I really like this style , I want to study more
It looks like they're using something like fullpage.js, a pretty cool jQuery plugin. Pretty simple to setup, check out the demos they have.
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Can some body help me with sample code or api which address my need. My need is similar to xpath of an element I would like find an element using "CSS Selector". Any pointer towards this will be of great help thanks
jeevitesh
$('.someClass')
or
$('#someId')
or
$('.outerClass .innerClass')
or
better use native js
document.querySelectorAll('.outerClass .innerClass')
P.S.
$('[SOME CSS SELECTOR]')
document.querySelectorAll('[SOME CSS SELECTOR]')