Comments for (pk)blog http://p.karageorgakis.com Blog of Panos Karageorgakis - Design in progess Sat, 22 Nov 2008 07:24:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 Comment on jQuery: Simulating a delay function between fade in/out effects by David http://p.karageorgakis.com/blog/jquery_simulating_a_delay_function_between_fade_in_out_effects/#comment-1652 David Thu, 25 Sep 2008 14:29:50 +0000 http://dev.karageorgakis.com/article/jquery-simulating-a-delay-function-between-fade-inout-effects#comment-1652 @mvpetrovich: Thank you! That seems to work great for me. @mvpetrovich: Thank you! That seems to work great for me.

]]> Comment on jQuery: Simulating a delay function between fade in/out effects by jQuery-Based Popout Ad: Part 2 - CSSnewbie http://p.karageorgakis.com/blog/jquery_simulating_a_delay_function_between_fade_in_out_effects/#comment-1528 jQuery-Based Popout Ad: Part 2 - CSSnewbie Wed, 17 Sep 2008 02:54:30 +0000 http://dev.karageorgakis.com/article/jquery-simulating-a-delay-function-between-fade-inout-effects#comment-1528 [...] I found a solution on a blog titled “Panagiotis Karageorgakis,” and modified it to fit my needs. The basic concept is this: we animate the ad in some way that [...] [...] I found a solution on a blog titled “Panagiotis Karageorgakis,” and modified it to fit my needs. The basic concept is this: we animate the ad in some way that [...]

]]> Comment on jQuery: Simulating a delay function between fade in/out effects by mvpetrovich http://p.karageorgakis.com/blog/jquery_simulating_a_delay_function_between_fade_in_out_effects/#comment-789 mvpetrovich Sun, 13 Jul 2008 21:14:56 +0000 http://dev.karageorgakis.com/article/jquery-simulating-a-delay-function-between-fade-inout-effects#comment-789 I do not understand. This works. $(document).ready(function() { setTimeout( '$("#foo").fadeOut(2000)', 3000); }); I do not understand. This works.

$(document).ready(function() {
setTimeout( ‘$(”#foo”).fadeOut(2000)’, 3000);
});

]]> Comment on jQuery: Simulating a delay function between fade in/out effects by Big Burch http://p.karageorgakis.com/blog/jquery_simulating_a_delay_function_between_fade_in_out_effects/#comment-648 Big Burch Wed, 23 Apr 2008 03:30:12 +0000 http://dev.karageorgakis.com/article/jquery-simulating-a-delay-function-between-fade-inout-effects#comment-648 To make this code work without the flickering of the targeted element, set the element's css property to (display:none). JQuery $(document).ready(function() { $("#foo").fadeTo(3000, 0).fadeIn(2000) .fadeTo(5000, 1).fadeOut(2000); }); CSS #foo { display:none } Works like a charm! To make this code work without the flickering of the targeted element, set the element’s css property to (display:none).

JQuery
$(document).ready(function() {
$(”#foo”).fadeTo(3000, 0).fadeIn(2000)
.fadeTo(5000, 1).fadeOut(2000);
});

CSS
#foo { display:none }

Works like a charm!

]]> Comment on jQuery: Simulating a delay function between fade in/out effects by links for 2008-01-30 « Richard@Home http://p.karageorgakis.com/blog/jquery_simulating_a_delay_function_between_fade_in_out_effects/#comment-262 links for 2008-01-30 « Richard@Home Wed, 30 Jan 2008 05:17:33 +0000 http://dev.karageorgakis.com/article/jquery-simulating-a-delay-function-between-fade-inout-effects#comment-262 [...] jQuery: Simulating a delay function between fade in/out effects A very useful technique. In essense, between the fades you do something that makes no visible change but takes some time (such as changing the opacity to 1 over 2 seconds) (tags: jquery animation fade delay) Posted by Richard@Home Filed in 15 [...] [...] jQuery: Simulating a delay function between fade in/out effects A very useful technique. In essense, between the fades you do something that makes no visible change but takes some time (such as changing the opacity to 1 over 2 seconds) (tags: jquery animation fade delay) Posted by Richard@Home Filed in 15 [...]

]]> Comment on jQuery: Simulating a delay function between fade in/out effects by links for 2008-01-17 at doug nelson: DISENGAGE! http://p.karageorgakis.com/blog/jquery_simulating_a_delay_function_between_fade_in_out_effects/#comment-203 links for 2008-01-17 at doug nelson: DISENGAGE! Thu, 17 Jan 2008 00:40:10 +0000 http://dev.karageorgakis.com/article/jquery-simulating-a-delay-function-between-fade-inout-effects#comment-203 [...] jQuery: Simulating a delay function between fade in/out effects Don’t know if this is the best way or not, but it worked well for my purposes. (tags: jquery javascript) « Learned Today: Incredibly Obvious jQuery Trick. Categories [...] [...] jQuery: Simulating a delay function between fade in/out effects Don’t know if this is the best way or not, but it worked well for my purposes. (tags: jquery javascript) « Learned Today: Incredibly Obvious jQuery Trick. Categories [...]

]]> Comment on The end of online piracy and the Internet as we know it by Chaos Motor http://p.karageorgakis.com/blog/the-end-of-online-piracy-and-the-internet-as-we-know-it/#comment-182 Chaos Motor Thu, 10 Jan 2008 22:47:48 +0000 http://p.karageorgakis.com/blog/the-end-of-online-piracy-and-the-internet-as-we-know-it/#comment-182 Indeed these are interesting times. Just when the big guys think they can control the game, all the rules change. Read how I'm changing the rules out from underneath them at my blog here: http://chaosmotor.wordpress.com/2008/01/10/imagine-a-world-of-freedom-and-openness/ Indeed these are interesting times. Just when the big guys think they can control the game, all the rules change.

Read how I’m changing the rules out from underneath them at my blog here:
http://chaosmotor.wordpress.com/2008/01/10/imagine-a-world-of-freedom-and-openness/

]]> Comment on K610im iSync problem: Download the solution by Nizz http://p.karageorgakis.com/blog/k610im_isync_problem_download_the_solution/#comment-158 Nizz Wed, 12 Dec 2007 06:42:50 +0000 http://dev.karageorgakis.com/article/k610im-isync-problem-download-the-solution#comment-158 That's the thing....my suspicion is that it works only for iSync version 2 upwards. I'm running OSX 10.3.9 (with iSync v1.5), resisting any upgrade to Tiger or Leopard as I don't see the upgrades improving my workflow on the current setup tremendously to justify the spending. Oh well....maybe this is the right time to upgrade. Thanks anyway! That’s the thing….my suspicion is that it works only for iSync version 2 upwards. I’m running OSX 10.3.9 (with iSync v1.5), resisting any upgrade to Tiger or Leopard as I don’t see the upgrades improving my workflow on the current setup tremendously to justify the spending.

Oh well….maybe this is the right time to upgrade. Thanks anyway!

]]> Comment on K610im iSync problem: Download the solution by Panagiotis Karageorgakis http://p.karageorgakis.com/blog/k610im_isync_problem_download_the_solution/#comment-157 Panagiotis Karageorgakis Tue, 11 Dec 2007 21:16:34 +0000 http://dev.karageorgakis.com/article/k610im-isync-problem-download-the-solution#comment-157 Nizz, I don't recall what version of iSync there was installed in my machine when I wrote this post (I should have checked when I wrote it). But as I mention in the edit on the top of the post, all should work now since Apple supports the phone. What version of Mac OS / iSync do you use? Nizz,

I don’t recall what version of iSync there was installed in my machine when I wrote this post (I should have checked when I wrote it). But as I mention in the edit on the top of the post, all should work now since Apple supports the phone. What version of Mac OS / iSync do you use?

]]> Comment on K610im iSync problem: Download the solution by Nizz http://p.karageorgakis.com/blog/k610im_isync_problem_download_the_solution/#comment-156 Nizz Tue, 11 Dec 2007 18:52:12 +0000 http://dev.karageorgakis.com/article/k610im-isync-problem-download-the-solution#comment-156 Hi there For which version of iSync is your method supposed to work for? Thanks. Cheers.... Hi there

For which version of iSync is your method supposed to work for? Thanks.

Cheers….

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