Okay, so I have a site running Joomla and it is using the mootools 1.11 framework. I've fudged together a working version of this using examples from the mootools 1.2 framework but cannot get the two to co-exist even with the compatibility layer, without breaking other modules in the Joomla site.
Question I have a couple of divs with a class of ".box_panel" and I have it so that they on mouseover they go from 50% opacity and back to 100% opacity on mouseleave. The problem I'm having is what is the code to set them to 50% onload?
In mootools 1.2 I used:
<body onload="$$('div.box_panel').fade(0.5);">
The code I'm using for the mouseover/mouseleave effects is:
window.addEvent('domready',function() {
//first, apply a class to each of your menu element
//$$('.links') puts every element wearing the .links class into an array
//$$('.links').each is to browse the array an apply a funtion to... each of them
$$('.box_panel').each(function(el, i) {
//there comes exactly your former fx statement except for
var ExampleFx = new Fx.Style(el, 'opacity', { //the fact i apply the effect on el
wait: false, //and wait: false which make the effect not waiting (very useful on the mouseout or mouseleave function...
opacity: 0.5,
duration: 500,
transition: Fx.Transitions.Quart.easeInOut
});
//and there i apply (always on el) the effect on mouseenter (similar in this case but often better than mouseover)
//and mouseleave (same for mouseenter but concerning mouesout)
el.addEvent('mouseleave', function() { ExampleFx.start(1, 0.5); });
el.addEvent('mouseenter', function() { ExampleFx.start(0.5, 1); });
});
});
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Can you not just add
ExampleFx.start(1, 0.5);before the last brackets (after the$$('.box_panel')...statement)? -
Simple:$$('.box_panel').effect('opacity', 0.5); // run this right after your window.addEvent('domready', function() {Edit: I were a bit wrong here. Mladen Mihajlovic answered completly correct. Also, here are some links for you:
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