jquery-dialog

I have a dialog with an overlay declared like so: .ui-widget-overlay { position: absolute; left: 8px; top: 9px; height: 985px !important; width: 518px !important; } The page I have will have two different page heights. To account for this with the overlay I have done this in my JS file: If small one visible: $('.ui-widget-overlay').css("height", "985px !important"); else $('.ui-widget-overlay').css("height", "1167px !important"); Apparently this does not work. Is there another way to over ride !important that would? The page can switch back and forth so I need to always have one or the other.

With many sites leveraging jQuery UI, there are some major shortcomings that have to be overcome because jQuery UI does not support responsive design and there's a longstanding bug when maxWidth is used in conjunction with width:'auto' . So the question remains, how to make jQuery UI Dialog responsive? Jason Below is how I achieved a responsive jQuery UI Dialog. To do this, I added a new option to the config - fluid: true , which says to make the dialog responsive. I then catch the resize and dialog open events, to change the max-width of the dialog on the fly, and reposition the dialog. You

i am using asp.net mvc3 and jquery dialogue to open partial view in main view here is my structure.. partialview 1 <input type="button" onclick="function1();"> partial view 2 <form method="post"> //some elements @Html.RenderPartial("partialview1"); </form> view 1 <script src="myscript.js" /> <script src="jquery.js"/> //some element <div> load partialview 2 as jquery dialogue </div> myscript.js function function1() { //some code } this is just only overview of my application now in above structure if i click on button in the partialview1 i am getting this error : Microsoft JScript runtime error

I like to change the title from an UI Dialog after i have submitted a form in this UI Dialog. So in the callback-function after load i should suggest, but i've tried and googled without result. Has anyone an idea? Nick Craver Using dialog methods: $('.selectorUsedToCreateTheDialog').dialog('option', 'title', 'My New title'); Or directly, hacky though: $("span.ui-dialog-title").text('My New Title'); For future reference, you can skip google with jQuery. The jQuery API will answer your questions most of the time. In this case, the Dialog API page . For the main library: http://api.jquery.com I