I'm stuck with something and I hope you guys can help me.
I'm using the UniformJS jQuery plugin (http://uniformjs.com) to style the forms (and have made a slight modification to the colours in case you were wondering why it's orange). The dropdown list is being styled perfectly, but the radio buttons are not working correctly.
The initial state is being displayed properly, but none of the other states are showing. For example, when I hover over the button, there is no glow and the radio button does not turn orange when checked.
When the span wrapped around the input by the jQuery is modified in Developer Tools to use the checked class, the radio button displays perfectly! So there doesn't seem to be a problem with my sprite.
Here's an example:
http://jsfiddle.net/5U33b/
Thanks
Try using
<input type='radio' name="test">Test
you missed the name attribute
DEMO
Related
As can be seen below, instead of <button> or <input> I have used <div> to create my UI buttons. Now the problem is as soon as I click any of the buttons, the selection in the edit area (a contentEditable <div>) collapses.
Interestingly if I use <button> instead of <div> to create my UI buttons, everything works like a charm. I have seen this question asked many times before on stackoverflow, but they all use <button>. Any idea?
Your issue is that your div elements are selectable, so clicking on them automatically collapses the existing selection. You can work around this by making them "unselectable" by setting the user-select CSS property to none. This is supported in most current browsers.
I would like to click the alarm icon and that creates a dropdown menu.
I have already seen this
Here is what I have already tried on this demo
I still have the dropdown input box, which I want removed, so I can only see the icon before clicking. I would like it so that it is only the icon and when that gets pressed, it generates the dropdown.
How can I achieve this?
PS: it would be great to see a demo of it on Stackblitz :)
I think you can achieve what you're looking for just by using some CSS, essentially hiding the .mat-select-arrow-wrapper element and adjusting some padding.
I've created a StackBlitz example that you can have a look at.
I create a css button with some tutorial jsfiddle.net/EC2Eh/12/ but this is based on
jquery mobile. How to create a similar button just with javascript that will work like that button, and also where I can change a color of button and dimension.
Here on this jsfiddle.net/EC2Eh/12/ I can't change any color, dimension and so. So can you please tell me is there some tutotial to build this button bar (radio button) that will work just like that but where I can change all things.
Thanksa lot!
and sorry abut my english is not very well but I;m leasen hard.
just 3 steps you have to follow:
take 2 divs
adjust height ,width
give the divs rounded border
change color on MouseHover event and onClick event
Download firebug for firefox, right click on the element in the fiddle and copy out all the css for that element and apply it to your button.
I have a div selector script with icons as pagination that I'm working on. So far everything is working well, the question I have is how can I change the active state of a an icon dependent on the div or "page" that is currently being shown. Here is a simple example of what I have so far. The images being used for the navigation right now are clickable as well.
Here is the example:
http://jsfiddle.net/Rua2B/
Thanks for any possible help!
EDIT: Just to clear things up I mainly trying to get active states to change when the "prev" and "next" buttons are hit.
Your code for pagination isn't the most efficient - you should look into tidying this up. But a simple fix for you for next/prev buttons is this line:
$("#pager img").removeClass("active").eq($("#container .boxes:visible").index()).addClass("active");
DEMO: http://jsfiddle.net/Rua2B/1/
We are trying to replace a set of four radio buttons with a set of four images, each with its own hover and selected image.
We have sent the radio button off screen using CSS, created the main images to show as the label and also set the hover, but we are experiencing issues with the Javascript/jQuery we are using which adds a 'selected' class to the buttons. It works for the first button, but I am lost on how to replicate this for the other three - your advice on this would be very much appreciated.
The JS Fiddle for this can be seen here:
http://jsfiddle.net/HVk7d/8/
Managed to get it working in the end - here is the code: http://jsfiddle.net/HVk7d/18/
All the best,
Matthew