Closed willlawrence closed 8 years ago
For unique situations such as this you can use the manual trigger as follows:
$('#card').flip({trigger: 'manual'});
$('#card').on('mouseenter',function(){
setTimeout(function(){
$('#card').flip('toggle');
},1000)
});
Hi, thanks for this.
I tried replacing this code with mine, but as my card is a class and not an ID, it is flipping all of them on hover. It also doesn't revert back afterwards and stays flipped.
Below is what i am currently using in my footer which flips on hover, and reverts back once not hovered:
$(".card").flip({
axis: 'y',
trigger: 'hover'
});
Any ideas how i can alter what you have provided so they flip individually like the original setup, but also with with your delay?
Thanks
My example was simply meant to give you an idea of how you could use the manual trigger for unique setups, not as a complete copy and paste solution.
Flipping the correct card is a matter of using the correct selector and the correct this
object with jQuery. You can also use the mouseleave event to act on that event. Heres an example:
$('.card').flip({trigger: 'manual'});
$('.card').on('mouseenter mouseleave',function(){
setTimeout(function(self){
$(self).flip('toggle');
},1000,this);
});
Note that all of the modifications here are actually related to the use of jQuery, not specifically to the use of flip itself.
I have the flip set on hover, however it looks a bit crazy when running your mouse over all of the divs.
How can i set a delay so that the flip initiates after a certain amount of time of hover?
Thanks
Will