TheEagle

Hi I'm trying to get use of the following JQuery example: Animated Boxes Example The boxes are not hidden outside the wrapper box (The Div which contains the animated boxes) as they should be to show a cool scroller.I tried overflow:hidden but it didn't work in that example as it does in other examples. Could any one help me to find a solution?

I think the jquery marquee is not that much stable so I'm looking in other solutions.I'm starting a new thread because what I'm asking about is different.However thank you guys for your usefull informations and I learned alot from you two.By the way I don't see any mark as answer button so you get more reputation?!

Thank you for your respond.Your code does solve the restart problem perfectly.But when I use it in my project code the bind line was not executed except if I add an alert after it or add a break point using Firebug. Then I used the JQuery delegate function which solved the problem but after editing some code it was ignored just like the bind function. I returned the old code but that was no use.I removed most of the code because I thought an error could cause the bind or delegate line to be ignored but this was no use too... I'm not the first one who face this problem as you can see in the following post: http://forum.jquery.com/topic/event-binding-to-buttons-in-firefox-requires-an-alert-box#14737000001408094 Your code is great but I hope that you can help me in this one too

Wow..The result is great but it requires alot of work..I mean I hope it will be easier in the future. However I wonder why is the anchor link red border smaller than the b's green borders ? I mean <a> includes <b> so <a> border should looks bigger right? Thank you for making this thread more interesting. Hope to all of us more success...

Sorry for being late.I didn't upload my code directly because it was mixed with alot of Ajax+Database code.However after alot of testing I found that as soon as I use Ajax call back methods I get the FireFox loop restart problem even with a simple text and a simple webservice method as following: <div style="width:400px;"> <marquee direction="left" style="margin-right:20%" scrollamount="4" width="90%" loop="true"></marquee> </div> <script type="text/javascript"> var ma = $('marquee'); $.ajax({ type: "POST", url: "NSOnlineService.asmx/HelloWorld", data:"{}", contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8", dataType: "json", //for Firefox change this to "jsonp" success: function() { $('<span> bla bla bla bla bla bla bla bla bla</span>').appendTo(ma); } }); </script> You can try the code above in FireFox and please tell me do you see the same problem I see on my machine? If this is true then the JQuery marquee is useless in my opinion because most of developers make a gallery ot a news text marquee with Ajax...

Sorry for being late... Yes your static position idea solved the main problem but I'm facing another problem.In FireFox the marquee is restarting after the last picture ( I'm using images instead of Text statements ). instead of moving in a continuous loop.I know that the marquee was perfect only with IE not FireFox but I don't know if this is the case for the JQuery marquee I mentioned above? Is this a bug in FireFox against the old marquee?Is there any fix to it?

Sound interesting especially having the position static doesn't stop the marquee. I will try it and tell you about the results in my next reply as soon as I can.

This is the JQuery marquee I'm using: http://remysharp.com/demo/marquee.html I want a detail balloon (Div with simple text inside) to appear when the mouse hover on the image or come over it.But that Div should be on another layer using z-index.I think it is impossible because z-index require absolute position which cause any marquee to stop(whatever ordinal or enhanced like the one above).You can try it on your own way but if you did please tell me what are the results you have? By the way the marquee above is very cool it is not a waste of time..trust me..

Hi Is it possible to make a details balloon on a marquee? I tried to use z-index on a marquee but the marquee stops working.I'm using JQuery in addition to CSS and HTML and an enhanced marquee using JQuery which I found on the web. But if it is impossible using CSS z-index on an ordinal html marquee then it will be impossible to do it using JQuery right?. Please any idea could be helpfull...

I tried again and again using styles and layers and I got an accepted result now... Hope success for all of us...

First,Congratulations for the new website it realy looks cool. I'm using Photoshop CS3.I'm trying to design some thing like the following Garage Door: The most important part for me is the squares.If you make a close look you will find it go deeper at its edges then it goes up to draw the square in the middle.In breif I hope that you can tell me how could I make a similar square? I used styles trying to make it but I didn't get a good result at the end...

Thank you for sharing us in this thread... But the clickable area is square shape not half circle as I need?

In the w3schools the map is bound to the image element.In my case I'm using the image as a background.Is it possible to bind it to an anchor () element?

Well unfortunately I never use Dreamweaver.Thank you for the reference. I will try the mapping solution. If you know any websites,tutorials about creating menu using Flash MX it will be very useful. Is there any risk in using Flash menu?Will all visitors be able to use it?

I heared that image mapping is not practical as CSS but I like to check it out.Can you provide me an article or tutorial link about how to solve this problem using image mapping.

Hi, I know how to design half circle image (or full circle the same problem) with transparent background.But my problem is how to make only the half circle clickable and not the whole image square using CSS? In other words how to make the transparent part unclickable as it doesn't exist?