Never, ever, ever use jQuery wrapInner() method on your body element
Just don’t do it. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10727002/jquery-document-ready-fires-twice
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Just don’t do it. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10727002/jquery-document-ready-fires-twice
Usually you can trust the .toggle function (or .slideToggle) to hide or show whatever you want it to. But occasionally you need to know if something is hidden or shown.…
I have defined a click function in the document ready $(“#submit_request_toggle”).click(function() { $(‘#submit_request’).slideToggle(500); }); Later, I do an ajax call and I want to be able to redefine the click…
Here’s a jQuery function to make your images slightly opaque (or “disabled” looking), then have them fade in when you rollover them. Just class your <img> tags with imgfade, like…