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<p>For those of a visual dependence <a href="http://jsfiddle.net/TV7mU/3/" rel="nofollow">:) fiddlywiddly</a></p> <p>You may have to tweak this to your specifications but this will do the trick:</p> <h2>Javascript:</h2> <p><em>Change '.append()' to '.prepend()'</em></p> <pre><code>$(document).ready(function () { $(".iframe").click(function () { var file = $(this).data("url"); var size = $(this).data("size"); var $one = $('#one'); $one.prepend("<h5 class='button open'>Hide Frame</h5><div class='frame-contain'><iframe class='articleframe' height=0 src='" + file + "'></iframe></div>"); var $wrap = $one.find('.frame-contain:first'); $wrap.animate({ height: size }, { duration: 1000, step: function (now) { $(this).height(now); $(this).nextAll('.frame-contain').offsetParent().top += now; $(this).find('iframe').height(now); }, complete: function () { $(".open").click(function () { $(this).next('div').slideUp(1000); $(this).fadeOut('slow'); }); } }); }); }); </code></pre> <p>I would also suggest re-arranging your elements but that's up to you. You can put your <code><h5></code> buttons into a <code><header></code> and the <code><iframe></code> creations into a <code><section></code>. Food for thought. That way your buttons don't go flying all over the place. My example utilizes this idea.</p> <h2>HTML:</h2> <pre><code><article> <header> <h2>Querybox</h2> <h5 class="button iframe" data-url="http://www.bbc.co.uk" data-size="900">Load another file</h5> </header> <section id="one"></section> </article> </code></pre> <h2>CSS:</h2> <pre><code>iframe, header, section, div { clear: left; position: relative; display: block; } section, div { width: 100%; max-height: 100%; } .open { clear: left; display: block; } .articleframe { float: left; } </code></pre> <p>Since I am uncertain of your end-game here I made my best interpretation. Keep in mind this code is horribly inefficient the way it is set-up (so many selectors utilizing jQuery is very code intensive). </p> <p>I would suggest you put more <code>id</code> tags on things and reference those using <code>$(document.getElementById('id'))</code> or <code>$(document.querySelector('#id'))</code>. Also, using jQuery <code>.width()</code> and <code>.height()</code> takes a huge hit as well. You should use a javascript native selector and then apply <code>.innerWidth = XX</code> or <code>.innerHeight = XX</code>.</p> <p>Normally performance at this small of scale isn't hugely important but given what you're displaying and the impact it has on the browser, it may help you.</p> <p>For examples on the performance gain: <a href="http://jsperf.com/innerheight-vs-height" rel="nofollow">JSPerf - innerHeight vs. .height()</a></p>
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