I have been attempting to implement the JQuery Hover Implementation for a page that now uses JavaScript.
mousing over the Thumb Image should change the Lower Image accordingly, and when you mouse out the background-color should return to the background 开发者_Go百科color #FFFFFF.
I think that Im still missing something in the JavaScript and if someone sees the problem, I would really greatly appreciate it.
Here is my JSFiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/NinjaSk8ter/P8baa/
Here is the link to the site which illustrates the behavior: http://www.odontex.net/Ingles/mexico/aboutus-mexicoci.html
All your divs have id="content"
changing them to class="content
would be a start
I would use something like this...
Mark all the thumbs with e.g. class "thumb" and give them an attribute something like references="X", where X is the number of the thumb. Then, make content boxes with class="content" thumbref="X" with the same meaning...then
$(document).ready(function(){
$(".content").hide();
$(".thumb").hover(
function(){
$(".content[thumbref="+$(this).attr("references")+"]").show()
},
function(){
$(".content[thumbref="+$(this).attr("references")+"]").hide()
}
);
});
and I think it should do the trick:)
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