Articles in the JavaScript Tutorials Category
If you read my first draggable div tutorial, you would know that I had planned to show you how to add a close and open function for this. So within this tutorial, I plan to show you what the old code looked like, and how to add the two extra functions. At the bottom of the tutorial you will see a link to view it in action.
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Creating a div is, as you already (should) know, is very easy. A div is a great way to layout a website for many reasons. In this tutorial, I will show you how to create a div that lays on top of your content, and then the user can move it around the screen as they see fit.Also, you can see how to add a link within your website that will open the div and a link to close it.
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Read the full story »Have you ever have a very long table and it got really annoying for you and your visitors to look at the information? With this very simple script, your aggrevation is now over. Lets get started.
Insert this JavaScript code into the <head></head> of your HTML document.
<script>
var preEl ;
var orgBColor;
var orgTColor;
function HighLightTR(el, backColor,textColor){
if(typeof(preEl)!=’undefined’) {
preEl.bgColor=orgBColor;
try{ChangeTextColor(preEl,orgTColor);}catch(e){;}
}
orgBColor = el.bgColor;
orgTColor = el.style.color;
el.bgColor=backColor;
try{ChangeTextColor(el,textColor);}catch(e){;}
preEl = el;
}
function ChangeTextColor(a_obj,a_color){ ;
for (i=0;i<a_obj.cells.length;i++)
a_obj.cells(i).style.color=a_color;
}
</script>
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