Help me with css positioning?

Do something like this: $("#fcf_wraper img"). Hover( function () { $("div. Hover_preview").

Css({ position: "absolute", left: $(this).offset(). Left + "px", top: $(this).offset(). Top - $("div.

Hover_preview").outerHeight() + "px", display: "block" }); }, function () { $("div. Hover_preview").hide(); }).

Thanks for your reply. This was not really the problem now. If you check the url now you can see I have added the div that will show when the image hovered.

If you take a look you can see the fcf_wraper is now going out in left side. The container of it should be set overflow to hidden. But when I do it the div is also get hidden :( position: absolute has no real impact.

Hope you get my problem. If not I will explain again. Thanks again!

– Sisir Feb 7 at 12:00 I can see from your web page that fcf_wraper div's right side is overflowing. But since the image hover effect is not functional yet in your page, I can't see the problem. – jSang Feb 7 at 12:08 check beta.citystir.Com/static again.

Now I used click instead of hover but I am confused how to deal with $this. I have the . Hover_preview div next to the clicked img which is warped by a tag.

Should I use sibling method or next? – Sisir Feb 7 at 17:26 As long as the hovering div is inside the ul(featured_classifields), your hovering div will not be shown if featured_classifields class has overflow set to hidden. I suggest you put one hovering div outside ul and load the content dynamically through ajax.

As for selecting the div after the image, you can use next() or siblings() method: $(this). Parent("a"). Next(".

Hover_preview") – jSang Feb 7 at 4:30.

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