Stana: Vadasy: Hmm. It goes inside the ‘tree’ or does it?
Knauff: Outside or does it go inside?
Eugene: Alright, I follow on that one
Saetern: Https://jsfiddle.net/070wqakh/
Louato: So basically $this means the whole window, right? Then it looks for the closest .project-info section which isn’t there, right? And then it tries to appendTo something that doesn’t exist near that
Bonnot: Folks, am I right guys that once we received the jsonp callback function we received from the server, our app will execute it?
Vadasy: Vanbecelaere $this refers to the current article.
Emenaha: Vadasy please congrats to me. i now working with this wizard: http://www.wbotelhos.com/stepy/ i am happy :
Grannum: Vadasy: Why does my browser hang on itself when I use the .find?
Mario: Vadasy: I’m doing it locally but I can get it up live if you want, hold on a sec
Vadasy: Jsfiddle is fine with it.
Stolzenberg: It doesn’t f up on jsfiddle or what? My browser lags the *** of when I use the .find
Vadasy: Do you want to append each .project-info to the sibling .wrap-all or to ALL .wrap-alls?
Wilkowitz: I want to get them all inside the .wrap-all or .wrap, however it should get underneath the paragraph is the idea and it should only do that in the responsive mode
Vadasy: Lol you’re being too generic with your code is the issue.
Vadasy: You want “find the child .project-info of the current $this and append it to the .wrap-all element in the current $this
Zerbe: So I should use .children?
Schmaltz: Why does my browser hang on itself when I use .find?
Vadasy: Re-read my first statement.
Vadasy: See why that might cause the browser to hang.
Vadasy: How many articles do you have on this page?
Silvey: I’ve just a static page right now, does it matter how many I’ve? I see now when I inspect the element, I get like many of the .project-info appended inside the .wrap-all and I just want one of them
Vadasy: The amount can matter – that can explain why your browser is freezing.
Vadasy: Does the fiddle freeze for you when you use .find?
Puppo: No, it doesn’t – maybe it’s bcuz there’s only two of them
Aragon: Right now I’ve like 8 of them
Vadasy: That’s an interesting use of that contraction.
Vadasy: And that might explain it.
Vadasy: Either way, you want to appendTo the current .wrap-all
Kuehnel: Hmm. How do I do that then?
Claessens: I feel like I’m kinda lost right now
Vadasy: Find the .wrap-all that’s under $this
Vadasy: You basically need to make it contextual.
Galuski: Vadasy: Ugh. YES! It’s working now, god – I’m so happy, you don’t even understand how much I’ve been struggling with this, lol
Nehme: Thank you so much, robertmaxrees
Vadasy: Do you understand the difference?
Vadasy: Also – this really is something you should do with css.
Vadasy: I’m guessing that .project-info is to the side of .wrap-all on pageload, but you want it to appear under .wrap-all on smaller screens, right?
Vadasy: Yeah, js is the wrong tool for that.
Vadasy: Bootstrap does that out of the box.
Hagmann: I did try to use CSS, but I didn’t really work it out, since I would need to mess around with the position
Vadasy: Javascript is slow and not meant for these kinds of tasks.
Goldie: Hmm. Never used Bootstrap
Vadasy: It’s a simple tool for exactly these use cases.
Hughett: I’ll take a moment and look at it, thank you again – really appreciated!
Crocitto: One more thing, is it possible to get it underneath the paragraph something like this, but this one doesn’t really work – it gets inside the paragraph instead of after it: https://jsfiddle.net/19d27uLn/2/