If you need a footer to stick to the bottom when there is no vertical scrollbar, do the following: $(document).ready(function() { if($(“body”).height() <= $(window).height()){ $(“.footer-container”).css(“bottom”, 0); $(“.footer-container”).css(“position”, “absolute”); $(“.footer-container”).css(“width”,”100%”); } }); This will ensure the footer sticks to the bottom of the browser when there is no scrollbar (eliminating the weird empty space that […]
Tag: JQuery
JQuery Sortable with multiple sections within the same view
I ran into an issue the other day where multiple sortable regions were dynamically created within the same view, all with the same class structure. After running > $(“.the-class”).sortable({…}) I noticed that only the first sortable region was actually sorting. To resolve this issue iterate over the class and call sortable on each individual element. […]
Rails 4 TurboLinks with JQuery document ready
Using JQuery’s $(document).ready() functionality seems to be broken when using’s the Rails Gem Turbolinks. However, to fix any issues you are experiencing, add the jquery-turbolinks gem to your Gemfile > gem ‘jquery-turbolinks’ Then, add the following line to your JS manifest file, typically application.js in your assets directory: //= require jquery.turbolinks After which, restart your […]
JQuery – Wait until all images load before doing something
You may want to wait until all assets have loaded (such as images and certain JSON requests) prior to performing an action in JQuery. To do this, wrap your code in the following listener: $(window).load(function(){ }); This is different than what is typically done: $(document).ready(function(){ }); This allows us to wait until the DOM has […]