i'm building a jQuery Plugin to turn a div full of <img />
into a gallery. I ran into a problem, i can't seem to solve:
the plugin works this way:
$(function(){$('div').gallery();});
and 开发者_C百科in the plugin:
$(this).find('img').wrap('<div />').hide();
$(this).find('img:first').show();
does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks
If I want to hide stuff for browsers that support js I find that the best way is to
<body>
<script>document.body.className = "js";</script>
Then you could just hide stuff in your css
body.js .mygalleryimagesdiv {
display: none;
}
And show them when you're ready in the script... This is the only non unobtrusive script i allow myself to write :)
You have no control over when the user of your plugin calls it.
He/she may delay calling it for seconds or minutes after the page has loaded along with all the images. So it is up to him/her to hide the images e.g. via CSS: {display: none}
.
You should initially hide the images preferably via CSS or by using inline styles. You can then show them via jQuery.show() or jQuery.css() methods.
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