please anyone give some code to use a png as drop down arrow, that's goin to suppurt all major browsers. I'm weak in JS so please give me some tutorial.
I found this.
Using jQuery can make things easier with a lack of js. Here is a collection of custom select box plugins that should be pretty easy to implement.
http://www.jquery4u.com/plugins/10-jquery-form-select-boxes/
Or just try googling 'custom selectbox plugin'.
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Calling CKEditor gurus to this question. I have a need to make only certain areas within my textbox readonly. These areas will be text and image URLS that will be enclosed by a span tag with a predefined class type. I have checked the documentation but cant seem to find anything that will help me accomplish this. They all make the entire textbox go read only.
I have heard that there are hacks that can make this work, but Im not sure which way to go about doing it. I am fairly new to this, so please bear with me if my question seems absurd.
Thanks for any help..
Use widgets.
Take a look on some samples first and then focus on Placeholder plugin (based on widgets), which does pretty much what you'd like to have. You can either customize it or create something new, referring to existing code and official guides.
Note: You need CKEditor 4.3+.
Im looking for a multi-column select box that is searchable.
I have found Flexbox (http://www.fairwaytech.com/flexbox) which does almost everything I need except it limits searching only to the {name} column. I'm needing something that will search over all columns shown.
Im looking for something as powerful as the MS Access dropdown boxes if possible.
Thanks in advance.
not sure if this is what you're looking for...
Presenting SooperFish: jQuery plugin for Multi-Column Dropdown Menus
I ended up creating a (rather crude) custom combo box using div's and a bit of javascript. While it isn't the most elegant it works for my purposes.
Hopefully someone is working on something similar to this but for now this is the only solution I was able to find.
I am working in my senior project which is a web-based system and I want to dedicate one page of the website for some useful links that are related to my website. I tried to present them in such an innovative way like showing a brief description (in a balloon or a new line or anything) about the link when the mouse comes over it.
I heard there are some JQuery templates for that. I tried to search about them but I did not get anything.
So could you please help me in this issue?
Please provide me with any guide that is helpful to do this issue.
Also, please provide me with your suggestions for presenting the useful links in somehow a nice way.
What you're talking about is a tooltip. I like the tooltip component from jQuery Tools quite a lot, and the documentation is excellent.
There's no need to use JQuery!
What you want can be achieved using only CSS.
Utilizing the :hover selector, its possible to display a box over your link when you move your mouse over it.
Here's a good link to get started.
How about something like Simpletip: http://craigsworks.com/projects/simpletip/, or it's successor qTip: http://craigsworks.com/projects/qtip2/ (hat tip #Edmund Y).
If you look at this Xmarks page, it pretty much lists all of the most popular JQuery tooltip plugins: http://www.xmarks.com/topic/jquery_tooltip, sorted by the number of people that have bookmarked them!
Is there any code or site which will provide me a source code for custom select
I want to use a image in in place of default dropdown icon..
Thanks
It can't be done with normal HTML or CSS, I've tried also.
You might find this useful: jQuery custom select boxes.
Really easy to implement and you can style the select boxes any way you want.
Hope it helps :)
You can take this jQuery Combo:
http://www.marghoobsuleman.com/jquery-image-dropdown
Nope, can't be done with normal HTML <select> elements.
You would have to resort to a JavaScript-driven alternative.
The Uniform plugin for jQuery is quite nice for this; it let's you style the select drop down form element as well as check boxes and radio buttons. It's worth a look.
I'm currently working on a search box for my site that will hopefully use a slide-bar instead of tabs to conduct the search. Users will enter a search query and instead of choosing from the conventional tabs above the box, they will have the option to search based on the position of the slider (ie. a "stronger" or "weaker" range of search). Does that make sense?
Anyway, has anyone come across a plugin to help me build such a slide? jQuery? Ajax? CSS? Not sure how to go about it. Has anyone any experience or ideas with what I'm trying to achieve?
Let me know what you think, and if you need me to elaborate on anything :)
Thanks, David
jQuery UI has a Slider control that you could use for this.
You can see from the demo's on the page that there are numerous different ways that you can use this, look at the "Snap to Increments" demo. You could use this method and snap it to "weak", "strong", "very strong" etc?