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Jquery Image Rollover Simple as Pie
Friday, September 11th, 2009
While working on a new site, I was looking for a way to swap images but without all the “Dreamweaver” mmRollover that seems to be just about as big as the Jquery Framework. Again as for my reference mostly but for those who are looking for a very easy way to make a simple image rollover, this is what I have for you.
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Jquery For Active State Navigation
Thursday, September 10th, 2009
Are you having trouble getting Jquery to set the active state class for your navigation? I’m in the middle of building a site and thought hey, here’s a chance to see how easy it would be to use Jquery to set the active state navigation for the main navigation on my website. I’m not a Jquery Guru but it is so much simpler to use than plain old JavaScript. I set out to see how or what I could do to interact with DOM and add the class based on what page I was on. I went to the Jquery website and the example they had for creating this was outdated according to everything else I read. Their example can be found here http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials:Auto-Selecting_Navigation. It was a great tutorial as it did get me pointed into the right direction. The problem with this is that the @ xpath selector has been deprecated from the current version of Jquery. So what’s the fix or what did I do to solve the problem? After a couple of hours of research I finally found the darn solution because even though I simply removed the @ from the code, My creation was still not working correctly.
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