I have a wordpress menu in which every links a custom class. Onmouseover, I'd like this class to change the css of another element in the page. I tried without success: $('.menuclass').onmouseover(function () {$('.other-element').toggleClass("hover");}); I might go the wrong way…
I wrote the below code to capture the id for the div, when the user hovers over the div. <div className="part-3" id="graph-1" onMouseEnter={handleHover}> <h3 className="chartHeader">Avg. marks per subject </h3> {<MarksDisplayTable/>} </div> My handleHover function looks as below - const handleHover…
I'm working on a cart shopping on my website, when you hover, it should display another div just below the parent (with position absolute). The parent has position: relative and the div I want to show is inside him with…
I'm trying to create a marquee using the following css styling: @keyframes scroll { 0% { transform: translateX(0) } 100% { transform: translate(-100%) } } animation: scroll var(--duration) linear infinite; I want to make it slows down and stops on…
Im new to JS and replicated this effect according to a showcase of it that i saw which is supposed to "glitch" the text on hover and then make it go back to the original text. This works by using…
I have the following conundrum. I have an unordered list and each li consists of three elements. The bottom element is a short video that plays once the user's mouse is over it and resets/pauses once it has moved away.…