Jquery CSS manipulation?

Try $(function(){ $("div#box"). Hover(function(){ //hover on $("div#box"). Css({zIndex:'12'}); }, function(){ //hover off $("div#box").

Css({zIndex:''}); }); }); jsfiddle.net/ZtLLg.

Thanks that works perfectly. I hope it is same for attributes such as borderBottom for border-bottom? – deXter 22 hours ago.

At the beginning, I think you want $(, not $.(. At the end of the second line, I think you want another nested function: . Hover(function(){ instead of . Hover({.

As it is, you're creating an object literal, which I don't think is what you want.

$(function(){ $("div#box"). Hover(function(){ $("div#box"). Css({'z-index','12'}); }); }); It still giving syntax error on the .

Css line – deXter 22 hours ago.

Try this $(function(){ $("div#box"). Hover(function(){ $("div#box"). Css('z-index', '12'); }); }); api.jquery.com/ready/ api.jquery.com/css.

The css call shouldn't need to be changed -- it can take a map (object literal). – Joe White 22 hours ago @JoeWhite - I think it needs to be a string. Jsfiddle.Net/jvkjF/1 ({zIndex:12} works though, jsfiddle.

Net/jvkjF/2) – Jared Farrish 22 hours ago The error still persists on the 3rd line – deXter 22 hours ago Ah, yes, you're right about it needing a string (because of the hyphen in z-index). I only noticed that you had changed it from the map overload to the two-strings overload -- I missed the bit where you had also put quotes around the z-index. – Joe White 13 hours ago.

Altogether, I have just commented how to use animation and classes. $(document). Ready(function() { $('div#box').

Hover( function(){ $("div#box"). Css({zIndex:'12'}); //$(this). Find('img').

Animate({opacity: ".6"}, 300); //$(this). Find('. Caption').

Animate({top:"-85px"}, 300); //$(this).removeClass(). AddClass("someClassName"); }, function(){ $("div#box"). Css({zIndex:''}); //$(this).

Find('img'). Animate({opacity: "1.0"}, 300); //$(this). Find('.

Caption'). Animate({top:"85px"}, 100); //$(this).removeClass(). AddClass("someClassName"); } ); }).

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