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jQuery simulate a toggle event
Article Introduction：Use jQuery to simulate triggering a switch event, simply triggering a click event, for example:
.trigger('click');
For example, if you have two buttons that do the exact same action, you can simulate clicking a button with event handler attached to facilitate code reuse.
// Simulate events
$(this).parents('.parent').find('.controls cancel').trigger('click');
jQuery simulation switch event FAQ
What is the purpose of jQuery simulates switching events?
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2025-02-28
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jQuery PNG/JPEG/GIF Plugins
Article Introduction：A series of jQuery PNG/JPEG/GIF plug-ins to achieve image animation, cartoon background and other effects, helping you to take the web image design to the next level! Related blog posts:
100 jQuery pictures/content sliders
jQuery PNG repair IE6 background image
jQuery Canimate plugin
A jQuery plug-in that uses high-speed printing of image files to achieve animation effects of non-GIF image files. You can easily change the frame rate; in addition, you can still do everything on elements that contain the image (such as adding borders).
Source Code Demo PNGFix jQuery Plug-in
By applying IE-specific filters to images with alpha channels, I allow
2025-02-27
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How to Easily Change an Image on Click with CSS?
Article Introduction：Change an Image on Click with EaseTired of the complex JS code required to change an image on click? Explore a simpler solution using pseudo...
2024-11-19
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Scroll to Top Using jQuery (Setup time: 2mins)
Article Introduction：Quickly create a website back to top scrolling function (set time: 2 minutes)
This guide will guide you step by step how to set up the Back to Top feature on your website. Just scroll down this page to view the demo.
Download the scrollTo plugin and include it.
Get an image (arrow or similar).
Contains the following HTML code.
Contains the following jQuery/JavaScript code to capture window scrolling and process the display of images.
It's that simple!
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This jQuery code displays the image when the user scrolls down, hides the image when scrolling up, and processes click events.
$(document).ready(funct
2025-02-24
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