NOTE: the above code snippets are untested - cut, pasted and modified from real code that was tested (and worked!)
The blog has moved to http://jessehouse.com/ ... Many google searches point here so I am leaving it operational, but there will be no new posts.
Monday, February 16, 2009
use jquery to disable a button when clicked
jquery is such a great javascript library, the more I use it the more I like it
NOTE: the above code snippets are untested - cut, pasted and modified from real code that was tested (and worked!)
NOTE: the above code snippets are untested - cut, pasted and modified from real code that was tested (and worked!)
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javascript,
jquery
CSS position:relative + position:absolute
I do alright with css positioning but I just don't do enough css to have it mastered; anyhow I needed to float an image over into the right upper corner of a form, no problem put a div at the bottom of the form with position relative and top at -xyz. this worked but was not ideal, depending on the amount of fields in the form I would have to adjust the top setting for each, also the alignment was not consistent enough across browsers, so a google search was on once again...
Came across this great post, see tab 4 "position:relative + position:absolute", using a relative div with a nested absolute div, I did not even know this was possible but it appears to work great!
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