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THE hoverintent plugin is the opposite of what I need. I have a .popup that is triggered by .trigger, when i hover off of it, i want .popup to NOT fadeout for a few seconds, but if I hover off, then hover on again, cancel the fadeout that was going to happen and keep the .popup open. Does anyone know how I would do this? This DOESN'T work, but it was an idea: $('.trigger').hover(function(){ $('.popup').fadeIn(600) }, function() { $('.popup').delay(2000, function(){ if ($(this).blur() = true) { $('.popup').fadeOut(600) } }); }) the jQuery HoverIntent plugin is exactly what your looking for. The

is there a touch equivalent of the mouseenter. I would like to detect if user slide on my DIV. I prefer a solution depending directly on the target element not on a parent element with recounting positions etc. The site: http://dizzyn.github.io/piano-game/ - works fine with mouse (mouse down and slide; not working with touch slide) Thank you Look into these events: touchstart Triggers when the user makes contact with the touch surface and creates a touch point inside the element the event is bound to. touchmove Triggers when the user moves the touch point across the touch surface. touchend

I want to animate a div by first making it's border thicker by 5px on mouseenter, then decreasing the border by 5px on mouseleave, the tricky part is that I don't want the div to look like it's moving (if you just animate the borders, the whole div will look like it shifts, not just the border getting thicker/thinner). I'm very close, but I'm stuck on the last part: mouseleave. What I have so far is: $("#thumbdiv<%=s.id.to_s%>").bind({ mouseenter: function(){ $(this).animate({ borderRightWidth: "25px", borderTopWidth: "25px", borderLeftWidth: "25px", borderBottomWidth: "25px", margin: "-5px" }

I have one image with opacity = 1 at the beginning. When mouse enters the image, change opacity = 0.5 . When mouse leaves the image, change the opacity back. here is one code: mouseEnter() { console.log('mouse enter') const classname = '.' + this.props.post.code document.querySelector(classname).classList.add('image-hover-opacity') } mouseLeave() { console.log('mouse leave') const classname = '.' + this.props.post.code document.querySelector(classname).classList.remove('image-hover-opacity') } render() { <img src={src} onMouseEnter={::this.mouseEnter} onMouseLeave={::this.mouseLeave} /> }

I am creating a site where you hover the mouse over an image and it shows an element (in this case by expanding its height from 0 to 154px). jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery("#dropdown-menu-create .dropimage").mouseover(function(){ jQuery("#dropdown-menu-create .toggle").animate({height:"154px"},200); }); jQuery("#dropdown-menu-create .dropimage").mouseout(function(){ jQuery("#dropdown-menu-create .toggle").animate({height:"0"},200); }); }); The content expands when the mouse enters and collapses when the mouse leaves, but every time the mouse is moved within the element the content

I'm new to WPF, working on my first project. I've been stuck in this problem for a week so I'm trying to find some help here. I have a FlowDocumentReader inside my app, wich loads several FlowDocuments (independent files as loose xaml files). I need to handle the MouseEnter event for all the Hyperlinks in the loaded document but I cannot set MouseEnter="myHandler" in XAML as theese are loose XAML files. Is there any way to parse de FlowDocument and set the handlers when loading it? Any other solution? Sorry for the Newbie question, thanks A LOT in advance. After loading your FlowDocument you