I have a bit of code written in JavaScript that changes the CSS class when a condition is met...
The problem with this (and many other bits of JavaScript for my site) is that i need to start writing them in JQuery instead.
The reason i am having to re write this one is because Internet Explorer is ignoring classList.add
& classList.remove
I am starting to read up on JQuery but until then would one of you kind people be able to convert the following code to JQuery.
I wont show you how far i have got because its a mess :)
JAVASCRIPT CODE:
var animate = document.getElementsByClassName('nowPlayNoAnimate');
for (var i = 0; i < animate.length; i++) {
if (animate[i].parentNode.offsetWidth < animate[i].offsetWidth) {
animate[i].classList.add("nowPlayAnimate");
}
else animate[i].classList.remove("nowPlayAnimate");
}
Thank you for your time!
toggleClass
with a switch will do that :
$('.nowPlayNoAnimate').each(function() {
$(this).toggleClass('nowPlayAnimate', $(this).parent().width() < $(this).width());
});
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