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Helen asks…
How to Display Flags along with Country names in Dropdown Using Jquery in Asp.net?
Hai,I need a Dropdown of countries having Flags before country name in my Asp.net application.Someone suggest to use JQuery….How it is?
Administrator answers:
Before giving a solution, would need to see the dropdown code you are using. JQuery does a lot of things depending on the libry part being used. Most have instructions on how to edit.
A standard dropdown menu is easier to add the flag icons.
Ron
John asks…
Can I simply put PHP, JSP, jQuery code into the free website template I found on the internet?
Can I simply put PHP, JSP, jQuery code into the free website template I found on the internet?
Administrator answers:
This site is very good to learn php for free
http://learnphp-on-line.blogspot.com/
Sandy asks…
What is JQuery? Is it a replacement for javascript?
What is JQuery? Is it a replacement for javascript?
What is JQuery?
Is it a replacement for javascript?
What languages do I need to learn before attempting to learn JQuery?
Thank-you.
Administrator answers:
Jquery is a framework for Javascript. Learn Javascript first, then learn Jquery.
Mark asks…
How to keep text from moving – jQuery?
I’m just messing around with jQuery to learn it and get comfortable. I have two lines of text: the top one has a simple .fadeOut command on click. When it fades out, the bottom line shifts up – how to I keep this from happening? Especially as I add images and more text, if something moves or whatever I want everything to keep its position. Thanks.
Administrator answers:
I could be done by CSS but I’m not sure if it’s the best way, nor I’m sure if there is any other way.
Say for example this is your code:
Text above
Text below
Set your css like this:
div#container { position: relative; }
p#text-above { position: absolute; top: 0; }
p#text-below { position: absolute; top: 20px; }
In that way, text-below will be ABSOLUTEly 20 pixels below, even if the text above would slideUp or fadeOut, or whichever.
If something fails, just set the heights. If you add some images to the text above, you might want to reset text-below’s “top” to another value. You could play it around by yourself, anyway.
Hope it helps!
Lizzie asks…
Should I learn JavaScript before messing with jQuery?
Should I learn JavaScript before messing with jQuery?
Administrator answers:
You don’t have to be an expert on javascript to use jQuery but you should at least have a basic understanding of what is going on
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