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Duplicate Jquery functionality
Hey Experts!!
I want to duplicate the menu functionality found here: http://rdsrc.us/oRS0rE
I've searched through Jquery plugins, but I can't seem to find any plugin that will work. I thought the Jquery ScrollTo plugin would work, but it doesn't support the fade.
Any suggestions?
I want to duplicate the menu functionality found here: http://rdsrc.us/oRS0rE
I've searched through Jquery plugins, but I can't seem to find any plugin that will work. I thought the Jquery ScrollTo plugin would work, but it doesn't support the fade.
Any suggestions?
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@mplungian: Could you be a little more specific? Not sure which section you mean. I'm still learning javascript and jquery myself.
Tomorrow
Hi,
can you explain more about your requirement..?
- Bhavesh
can you explain more about your requirement..?
- Bhavesh
Oops will look later
ASKER
Basically I've almost got it now. Except for the fact that the background image is expanding. All I want it to do is fade in and out with each AJAX call. Hopefully we can just modify the existing script because I've put a lot of time into it thus far and it's almost working exactly how I want it.
The page I'm working with is below:
http://rdsrc.us/5QaExp
The page I'm working with is below:
http://rdsrc.us/5QaExp
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I'm tempted to open a new question, but I'll attempt to salvage this one. Since I've already gotten the Jquery code I'm going to use, the sample code above does me no good.
However, I have one last problem. When the background image is changing, it will show the previous background image and then just pop in the new one. If you see it in action, you'll understand a little more.
http://rdsrc.us/ohFy1f
I think it has to do with preloading the images, but I'm not sure.
However, I have one last problem. When the background image is changing, it will show the previous background image and then just pop in the new one. If you see it in action, you'll understand a little more.
http://rdsrc.us/ohFy1f
I think it has to do with preloading the images, but I'm not sure.
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