responsiveMenu | mobile first responsive CSS toggle menu with JQUERY | Menu library
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A mobile first, responsive, CSS toggle menu with jQuery enhancements. N.b. jQuery is used to enhance demo1 and demo2 by hiding menu on refresh but is not required which provides the user with a decent fallback :).
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QUESTION
I have the following jQuery code for my navigation responsive that I need to convert to regular vanilla Javascript. I was trying to understand how does removeAttr
works as well as children.
Is there anyone there who knows how to convert the following code to pure JavaScript?
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Answered 2020-Nov-06 at 11:34JQUERY
QUESTION
So it appears that once I click to open my drawer, the click away listener fires simultaneously and immediately closes. This is because I click a menu icon to open it, but that menu icon is also outside of the drawer so it just immediately closes. Any ideas on how to work around this?
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Answered 2020-Mar-20 at 20:37You don't need ClickAwayListener to close the Drawer, use modalProps:
QUESTION
I am using cocoon to generate the nested fields in a form but I am having a really hard time selecting the dynamically generated input fields for testing. I assume that the numeric part of the id and name (which are the same by default) is based on the timestamp so I deduce it needs regex to be selected properly. Appreciate the help in advance.
_form.html.erb
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-09 at 15:30Capybara doesn't support regexes for id or name attributes (and your example attempts actually show you passing strings not regexes anyway). When dealing with dynamically generated elements the key is generally to scope your element locating via known elements that allow you to select a single element via class or other known attribute. In your case the example HTML doesn't actually show an instance of the input you're trying to fill out, but assuming instances of the nested-fields templates are inserted dynamically into the .distractors
div something along the lines of the following should work
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I got this nav menu in html and I need to convert it into php. I tried with php array and foreach but I stuck on the subitems. I cant figure out right now what should I do. Any ideas?
This is what i did till now.
Make an array for the parent items.
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Answered 2017-Apr-12 at 16:00You'll need to restructure your array to include sub items. You can use the Short Array Syntax which I prefer when nesting a lot.
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