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rvera / image-picker

Image Picker is a simple jQuery plugin that transforms a select element into a more user friendly graphical interface.
http://rvera.github.com/image-picker
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Hide only the original selector? #37

Closed ok11 closed 7 years ago

ok11 commented 10 years ago

Hi Rodrigo,

first of all many thanks for the great plugin. I have some doubt. I understood the documentation in the way that setting hide_select to true must hide only the original select control, leaving the picker visible. When I try to set hide_select to true (or just omit it in the imagepicker call, because it is by default set to true), actually both disappear: the select control and the picker. I assume it is not by design, or? I tested with jquery 1.11 and Chrome.

rvera commented 10 years ago

That has to be a bug, picker is always visible. Can you make a jsfiddle with an example?

Thanks

ok11 commented 10 years ago

I took actually your multiselect example from demo page. But I will do.

nickanon commented 8 years ago

Was this ever resolved? I'm trying to use the image picker and no matter what settings I try I cannot set hide-select: true to work. I've tried setting hide_select : true in my jquery initialize but doesn't make a difference. The only time it hides is when I set up the image picker using multiple="multiple" but I don't want to allow multiple. Thanks for any feedback.

rvera commented 8 years ago

Weird, I tested the demo page and ran this in the javascript console $("select").imagepicker({hide_select: true}) and it did hide all of them. It does this by putting an display: none rule in the element but if you have another css rule with !important it might be overriding that.

nickanon commented 8 years ago

Thanks for the tip. Will try out tomorrow.

Date: Wed, 30 Mar 2016 18:12:26 -0700 From: notifications@github.com To: image-picker@noreply.github.com CC: nickanon@hotmail.com Subject: Re: [rvera/image-picker] Hide only the original selector? (#37)

Weird, I tested the demo page and ran this in the javascript console $("select").imagepicker({hide_select: true}) and it did hide all of them. It does this by putting an display: none rule in the element but if you have another css rule with !important it might be overriding that.

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