Reputation: 10713
Hey, I have the following function:
function getPosition() {
var cLeft = $('#element').position().left;
var cTop = $('#element').position().top;
}
I also have this:
$('ul#container>li.node:eq('+XXX+')').css({'border' : '5px solid yellow'});
Now, is it possible to determine what index for the LI's is at the co-ordinates provided by getPosition()
?
Note: XXX denotes where I would like the index of the LI's to be.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 46
Reputation: 490263
Here is some plain JavaScript
var elementAtCoords = document.elementFromPoint(x, y);
I'm not sure support for IE, but Firefox has had it since 3.
To start going crazy with jQuery, simply wrap it
$(elementAtCoords).slideDown(2000);
Upvotes: 1