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jquery Programming Glossary: shadeHow can I implement Stack Overflow-like watermarks in forms? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2260367/how-can-i-implement-stack-overflow-like-watermarks-in-forms the hint. I would prefer having it go to a much lighter shade rather than hiding all together though like the above Aardvark..
jQuery image hover color overlay http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3030988/jquery-image-hover-color-overlay to make it so that when you mouseover the image it turns a shade of orange. Just a simple hover effect. I want to do this without..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3080421/javascript-color-gradient The end colour is only ever going to be darker shade of the start colour and it's for an unordered list which I have..
How to get a vertical gradient background to work in all browsers? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4222611/how-to-get-a-vertical-gradient-background-to-work-in-all-browsers gradient background starting from white down to some shade of grey how would you do it jquery css share improve this..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4241618/jquery-and-colour-calculation hex value of a new colour would be if I wanted it several shades darker. The reason for this is that I want to use CSS3's new.. But what do I do with that value to calculate a darker shade PS seeing as the H1 color will be set dynamically I can't just..
jQuery: HEX to RGB calculation different between browsers? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4262417/jquery-hex-to-rgb-calculation-different-between-browsers new RGB value and do a calculation to determine a lighter shade of that colour Animate that new lighter shade in over a period.. a lighter shade of that colour Animate that new lighter shade in over a period of 0.5 secs When moving the mouse away restore..
How can I implement Stack Overflow-like watermarks in forms? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2260367/how-can-i-implement-stack-overflow-like-watermarks-in-forms as well as the hint. but when you start to type it hides the hint. I would prefer having it go to a much lighter shade rather than hiding all together though like the above Aardvark example. I remember very clearly reading a tutorial somewhere..
jQuery image hover color overlay http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3030988/jquery-image-hover-color-overlay gallery where the images are all different sizes. I want to make it so that when you mouseover the image it turns a shade of orange. Just a simple hover effect. I want to do this without using an image swap otherwise I'd have to create an orange..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3080421/javascript-color-gradient on a start and finish color. Is this possible to do programmatically The end colour is only ever going to be darker shade of the start colour and it's for an unordered list which I have no control over the number of li items. I'm looking for..
How to get a vertical gradient background to work in all browsers? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4222611/how-to-get-a-vertical-gradient-background-to-work-in-all-browsers background to work in all browsers If you were to get a vertical gradient background starting from white down to some shade of grey how would you do it jquery css share improve this question You can do it with CSS check out this link . It..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4241618/jquery-and-colour-calculation a calculation based on the h1's colour to determine what the hex value of a new colour would be if I wanted it several shades darker. The reason for this is that I want to use CSS3's new text shadow property to create an embossed effect by creating.. colour I believe can be done by using 'H1' .css 'color' But what do I do with that value to calculate a darker shade PS seeing as the H1 color will be set dynamically I can't just hardcode in a fixed text shadow which is why I need the calculation.....
jQuery: HEX to RGB calculation different between browsers? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4262417/jquery-hex-to-rgb-calculation-different-between-browsers as the base CSS will always be set to a HEX value Use the new RGB value and do a calculation to determine a lighter shade of that colour Animate that new lighter shade in over a period of 0.5 secs When moving the mouse away restore the colour.. value Use the new RGB value and do a calculation to determine a lighter shade of that colour Animate that new lighter shade in over a period of 0.5 secs When moving the mouse away restore the colour to the original value As I said so far the code..
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