I suspect I have a script conflict but would just like to know if there is a css glitch before i go down the mystical rabit hole of script conflicts :mad:
Well, when we did these with regular JS in the JS Live course, the tooltip itself (or the tooltip container… in the course we created a container around the anchor itself with JS) was set to position: relative and since the tooltip box was a child of that, it could be set to position: absolute.
Both of these can be done in CSS, but that depends on what your JS says.
Since I think it’s still ultimately a JS thing (and I can’t read jQuery to save my butt), hit the little flag on your first post to alert a mod and type in the message box that you think this might need moving to the JS forums (if they agree, it’ll get moved so you don’t have to start a new thread). Since jQuery is a bit modern I would expect that it’s using CSS classes instead of manually changing styles with Javascript.
I got rid of this bit of code which you identified as bogus -
<script> jQuery.noConflict(); // Use jQuery via jQuery(…) jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery(“div”).hide(); }); // Use Prototype with $(…), etc. $(‘someid’).hide(); </script>
mentioning specifically the
$(document).ready(function() {
when I tried clicking on that title.
And this line looks a little funny:
<script> jQuery.noConflict(); // Use jQuery via jQuery(...) jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery("div").hide(); }); // Use Prototype with $(...), etc. $('someid').hide(); </script>
At the very least, that should bring up errors in the HTML validator.
I thought to use jQuery you needed a script calling jquery.js from somewhere before any other scripts (assuming the other scripts use jQuery).
*edit nevermind, I see now that your js/script.js IS the jQuery. ok
but in any case, you are getting an error on the page that doesn’t work, so even if the CSS isn’t up to snuff, the $ var isn’t getting through so right now it’s a Javascript issue.
You fixed it…