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1. treppenmanfred
   Member
   Posted 8 months ago #

   Hi,

   I've read this thread, got the JFade-file and put the script in place. I'm by far no Java-Script-JQuery-what-ever-expert. Actually I'm a Designer with some moderate HTML/CSS Skills. So, I don't even know, what all this means:

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   This didn't do anything. For some reason, I assumed it could have something to do with this classy, objecty kind of thing "div.eachpost". So, I broke it down to a "div.post". Wow, that did at least something. The thumbnails now had a beautiful #c7003e rollover. Score! By the way, that's exactly what I was heading for. BUT...

   ...now every other div on the site was turning into a solid #c7003e on rollover. My guess is, that this ".eachpost"-thing isn't in the actual version of Grid-A-Licious anymore. So how do I get my thumbnails to listen to me?

   Thanks. Manni

2. esmi
   Theme Diva & Forum Moderator
   Posted 8 months ago #

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3. treppenmanfred
   Member
   Posted 8 months ago #

   As I said, I'm familiar with CSS but not with Java Script. Unfortunately the only thing, that separates the thumbnail-DIVs from all the others is a dynamically generated class. This is done in JS. Thanks though.

   CODE

4. treppenmanfred
   Member
   Posted 8 months ago #

   Ok, this did the trick. I first tried it with a CSS partial selector, but it had to be a JS partial selector.

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