latest update 2.6.8
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Dear @Toby
<script> jQuery(document).on("mouseenter", ".info", function(event) { alert("TEST"); }); </script>
Does that work?
Best!
Marius
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Dear @Toby
in the code which I provided I made an alert pup up to see if the mouseenter call works.You might want to have a look into the basics of jQuery. That might help you in the future.
Best!
Marius
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Thanks
but before the upgrade I had the code working ie -css
.hide { display: none; } .show { display: block !important; }
Jquery
</style> <script> jQuery(document).on("hover", ".info", function(event) { jQuery(".hide").toggleClass("show"); }); </script>
so why has it stopped working now?
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Dear @Toby
I would not go for the hover but for mouseenter and mouseleave.Otherwise the page or the element is flickering.
Give it a shot :-)
Best!
Marius
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Hi Marius
The problem is, since the upgrade the hidden text, that was revealed on "hover" in the project pages to let the viewer know more about my projects no longer works. It doesn't matter what code i use "mouseenter" - "hover" - "click", it doesn't display my text, but a page that says "search" ???
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Dear @Toby
Best is if you write me a PM and include your username, password and a link to this conversation.
Marius
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Dear @Toby
the class hide is used for the search function now.I changed it to
jQuery(document).on("hover", ".info", function(event) { jQuery(".hide-info").toggleClass("show-infos"); });
and used this CSS
.hide-info { display: none; } .show-infos { display: block !important; }
And in the projects you need to change the info box class from hide to hide-info.
That should do the job.
Let us know :-)
Marius
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Hi Maurius
Thanks that code works - unfortunately still getting the carousel problem (images showing on top of one another) along with the wrong background colour and menu colours - it does however correct itself on a page refresh - see attachment.
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Dear @Toby
I cannot reproduce this error. The Carousel shows right.
And the page is grey all the time.It helps to clean up the CUSTOM CSS code to get rid of dead-code and to have a better overview of what is going on.
Is the problem still there after the last update?
Best!
Marius
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Hi @Toby
great! Thank you for letting us know!Marius
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