i have six images as dot on which i have applied animation on click. all the six images have there respective text which glow/color:white when clicked on its respective dot/image now the problem is i have a image/icon on a image/dot which is not hiding when i click on another image/dot
two problems - 1. icon not hiding 2. dot/image not clickable again when clicked on another image/dot
Providing a video for better understanding ( https://streamable.com/ab999 )
in this video you will see i have a dot/image with its respective text ( build ) i have coded it like when page load it automatically gets clicked and animation happen.( which is happening as it is supposed to be happening )
you will see when i click any other image/dot (black icon on build text image/dot not hiding) and the build text image/icon is not clickable again because the black/icon is there and making it unclickable
Jquery i'm trying is this
$(function() {
if($("#img1").click()){
$(".icon").css("display","block");
console.log("if");
}
else{
$(".icon").css("display","none");
console.log("else");
}
});
i have put console.log just to check but my console only shows ("if") never goes to ("else")
.icon is class of black icon which is on top of build image and having css property position:relaive
<li class="paralx-dots"><span class="icon-text" id="1">Build</span><img src="images/Circle 1- Blue .svg" class="paralx-dot-1" class="Active" data-box="div1" id="img1" tabindex="0"><span class="icon-position"><img src="images/logos/noun_build_1909132.svg" class="icon"></img></span></img></li>
i want when i click on any another image/dot the black icon hides (display none) and when i click again on dot/image ( build ) it appear again
The reason why it always prints "if" is that $.click() is actually the shortcut of .trigger( "click" ), which will always return a jQuery object.
It appears to me that you actually want to use an event handler. Try things like $(".icon").on('click', yourFunction)
try this
$(function() { $(".icon").css("display","none"); $("#img1").on("click", function() { $(".icon").css("display","block"); console.log("click"); })) });
You have to add action click to images like this.
$('img').click(function () {
if (this.id === 'img1') {
$(".icon").css("display","block");
} else {
$(".icon").css("display","none");
}
})
Note that $("#img1").click()
will trigger click.
The technical post webpages of this site follow the CC BY-SA 4.0 protocol. If you need to reprint, please indicate the site URL or the original address.Any question please contact:yoyou2525@163.com.