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Split screen webpage: e.preventDefault(); works only while pressing CTRL

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    guillaume ark
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    Hey everybody,
    I am struggling with something on the website I am building right now. I have a split screen and I want on one side (left side) a Project Thumbnail Grid and open the projects on the right side. For this I created a Iframe on the right side and I added this custom code to open the projects in the Iframe :

    <script>
    jQuery(document).on('click', '.thumb', function(e){ 
        e.preventDefault(); 
        var url = jQuery(this).attr('href');
        jQuery("#project-frame").attr('src', url);
    });
    </script>
    

    But I first thought that my code wasn't working, then I realized that it is working only when I press the Ctrl or Cmd while clicking on a thumbail...

    Actually it is only this part who doesn't work properly :

     e.preventDefault();  
    

    I am working on chrome but the issue also happen in firefox...
    Here is the link of the website page : [http://www.ark.amsterdam/category/projects]

    Does someone got a similar issue ? or can someone help me fixing this ?

    Thank you

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      mariusjopen
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      wrote on last edited by
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      Dear @guillaume-ark

      I would not use the iFrame solution.
      I would do a footer and put the projects there. Then with CUSTOM CSS I would make the split screen.

      This is way cleaner and you have a good transition.

      Best!

      Marius

      www.mariusjopen.world

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        guillaume ark
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        #3

        Hey @mariusjopen
        Thank you for your answer, but I don't really get how I can load my projects in this page...

        Because what I am tyrying to do is something similar to this : (http://spectorbooks.com/)
        So that the right side of the page is kind of a project menu with all the project thumbails displayed and on the left side, make the projects pages appear.

        Is there a way to load the project pages in this page via javascript ?

        Best,
        Guillaume

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          mariusjopen
          Global Moderator
          wrote on last edited by
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          Dear @guillaume-ark
          you could create a footer page and have the projects in there.

          Then with CUSTOM CSS you make the footer position fixed and width 50% and height 100vh.

          Then you have two rows.
          Of course you need to adjust the format of the gridder then.

          Hope that helps!

          Best!

          Marius

          www.mariusjopen.world

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            openair
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            Dear @mariusjopen

            I'm interested in trying this also, and your solution sounds nicely straightforward. However, even so, I'm somehow struggling.... when I give the footer a class the footer simply disappears. Take the custom CSS out and it appears as regular, as a footer at the bottom of the page again.

            Can you help with this please? Am I entering the CSS tag in the wrong place? I'm simply right-clicking in the footer page and adding it in the add class.

            Thanks in advance,
            Sam

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