jQuery for Absolute Beginners: Day 12
Today will be the first part of a 2-part series. Ultimately, we’ll be drawing information from a database to create an advanced tooltip. Today, we’ll start with the layout and the basic functionality. It shouldn’t be too different from what we did in Day 11. In Part 2, we’ll use jQuery to call a PHP method asynchronously, and then populate the tooltip.
Day 12: Advanced Tooltips: Part 1
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Jeffrey
Hi, I'm Jeff. I'm the editor of Nettuts+, and the Site Manager of Theme Forest. I spend too much time in front of the computer and find myself telling my fiance', "We'll go in 5 minutes!" far too often. I just can't go out to dinner while I'm still producing FireBug errors...drives me crazy. I love jQuery, PHP, MYSQL, CSS, AJAX - pretty much anything.
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nice tutorials jeffery.
Great screencasts jeffery.
Great tut! How do I go by having one link do the hover function when having mulitple links. Lets say you have a
home | product | contact
and you only want the contact to hover and not the home & product links?
Thanks!
illastr8
Great tut! How do I go by having one link do the hover function when having mulitple links. Lets say you have a
home | product | contact
and you only want the contact to hover and not the home & product links?
Thanks!
illastr8
never mind I found out how to!