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manpreet
Best Answer
2 years ago
I am working on a responsive site that with the aid of twitter bootstrap, in this case it takes the footer heading and when the screen width is a certain width , it then turns on
slideToggle()
, this works fine, but the problem is when I increase the browser size again I want this functionality to not only turn off but to reset backdisplay:block
.Im currently still learning jQuery and JS so it may be an obvious one.
I need it to work so its not relying on a click to reset it back...
Here is the entire code including getting screen size:
Im thinking
slideDown()
but not sure how to make it happen automatically.