javascript - jquery: display one element on top of another and disable mouse hover event on it -


here fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/5lfqr/

the fiddle contains html pair of images (thumb , big):

<div class="wrapper"> <a href="http://cssglobe.com/lab/tooltip/02/1.jpg" class="preview" title="">     <img src="http://cssglobe.com/lab/tooltip/02/1s.jpg" alt="gallery thumbnail"> </a> </div> 

the idea display big image when user hovers mouse on thumbnail.

this solution simple , works except 1 thing: originally, offset of big image right , down of mouse position. big image over thumb, should cover it. when implement it, changing offset this:

xoffset = -100; yoffset = -100; 

the big image flickers. it's because mouse cursor on thumb , @ same time on big, can't decide do. big image should become transparent hover.

is there solution it?

you way:

place preview behind thumbnail , turn thumbnail transparent on mouse-enter:

http://jsfiddle.net/nthdb/

$(this).css("opacity", "0"); 

you need turn make opaque when mouse leaves:

$("a.preview").mouseleave(function(e){     $(this).css("opacity", "1") }); 

however, feels little awkward me... , not best way accomplish doing. think can of (if not all) css using pseduo elements. mess around fiddle bit , see.

edit

with css (at it's basic). wanted use pseudo elements.. couldn't work images (you using background images, not sure if better):

css hover preview jsfiddle

the html

<div class="wrapper">     <img src="http://cssglobe.com/lab/tooltip/02/1s.jpg" class="thumb">         <img src="http://cssglobe.com/lab/tooltip/02/1.jpg" class="full"> </div> 

the css:

.wrapper {     position: relative;     width: 100px;     top: 150px;     height:75px;     margin: auto; }  .thumb {     position:relative;     z-index:2; }  .full {     position:absolute;     left:50%;     margin-left:-200px;     top:50%;     margin-top:-150px;     z-index:1;     display:none; }  .wrapper:hover .full {     display:block; } .wrapper:hover .thumb {     display:none; } 

you trigger way, if want preview close when outside of thumb area (not sure why would):

.thumb:hover ~ .full {     display:block; } .thumb:hover {     opacity:0; } 

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