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I was recently asked by a client to create a scrollable, navigation menu for their site. However, they wanted it to have an onHover submenu that expanded to the side, over the top of the scrollbar. The problem with this is that there is noway to do this using normal css, over the overflow:scroll hides [...]



 

If you are using jQuery and attaching click handlers etc to elements as part of your document ready block, you may find you are losing those handlers if you update the page with Javascript after load. For example if you have some kind of slide show which involves redrawing the contents of a div, you [...]



 

I've just spent to long trying to fix an infuriating problem with a simple fix. If you create a new theme from scratch and suddenly realise that none of your magento javascript is working, it could be because you've included jQuery and forgotten to include the noConflict argument. If you have included jQuery, then make [...]



 

Magento redesign with added functionality This project asked for new functionality to be added to an existing magento site, whilst modifying the design. The changes included modifying the layered navigation, the home page slide show and the layout of the category page. An SEO report was also produced for the site Bent Shop The Bent [...]



 

If you are struggling to debug why some ajax, perhaps using jquery etc is working fine when you access the page via http, but if you use https then it fails silently with very little error messaging to work on then this could be your solution. Basically, although you have accessed the page over HTTPS, [...]



 

Jquery, arguably the most popular Javascript library has has a new version released. The release features some dramatic performance improvements, especially on widely used functions like .html() It also features a host of new functionality and improvements. For full details check out this page: http://jquery14.com/day-01/jquery-14 More Reading:JQuery Keeping Click Handler when Updating Content – Live [...]



 

I'm currently working on a project that has some really heavy javascript requirements. For the project I decided on using jQuery to implement the required functionality. Now having only used jQuery for a few days I have to say I'm impressed with how easy and intuitive it is. That combined with the excellent jQuery support [...]