So I have a mountain of mouseenter and mouseleave requests, and I was wondering if there was a way to refactor it.

jQuery code

// product features

  // highly interactive

  $('.highly-interactive').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.highly-interactive-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.highly-interactive').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.highly-interactive-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // operating system

  $('.operating-system').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.operating-system-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.operating-system').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.operating-system-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // batteries

  $('.batteries').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.batteries-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.batteries').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.batteries-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // hypoallergenic

  $('.hypoallergenic').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.hypoallergenic-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.hypoallergenic').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.hypoallergenic-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // compatible tablet sizes

  $('.compTablet').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.compTablet-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.compTablet').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.compTablet-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // genuine personality

  $('.genuine-personality').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.genuine-personality-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.genuine-personality').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.genuine-personality-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // size

  $('.size').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.size-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.size').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.size-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // soft and safe

  $('.soft-and-safe').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.soft-and-safe-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.soft-and-safe').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.soft-and-safe-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // expanding app

  $('.expanding-app').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.expanding-app-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.expanding-app').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.expanding-app-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });

Currently, there is a delay when hiding .main-image the image that is supposed to show is showing behind it even though display: none; is being set on the .main-image

So the code seems to be doing what it should there's just a delay in the main-image being hidden which is happening to all of the above queries.

Update

HTML

<img src="./images/product-features-default.png" alt="plush" class="main-image">



<section class="images">

  <img src="./images/HIImage.png" alt="Highly interactive" class="highly-interactive-image">

  <img src="./images/tablet-sizesImage.png" alt="Tablet Sizes" class="operating-system-image">

  <img src="./images/batteryImage.png" alt="Batteries Images" class="batteries-image">

  <img src="./images/Hypoallergenic.png" alt="Hypoallergenic" class="hypoallergenic-image">

  <img src="./images/Octobo-Tablet.png" alt="Compatible Tablet Sizes" class="compTablet-image">

  <img src="./images/GenuinePersonality.png" alt="Genuine Personality" class="genuine-personality-image">

  <img src="./images/sizeImage.png" alt="Size" class="size-image">

  <img src="./images/soft&safe.png" alt="Soft & Safe" class="soft-and-safe-image">

  <img src="./images/Expanding.png" alt="Expanding App" class="expanding-app-image">

</section>



<!-- highly interactive -->

<section class="highly-interactive feature">

  <section class="text">

    <h2>Highly Interactive</h2>



    <section class="hover">

      <img src="./images/HIIcon.svg" class="icon">

      <span>8 separate sensor arrays invisibly integrated into Octobo’s arms and body, responsive LED lighting, and the touchscreen itself</span>

    </section>

  </section>

</section>



<!-- operating system -->

<section class="operating-system feature">

  <section class="text">

    <h2>Operating System</h2>



    <section class="hover">

      <img src="./images/tablet-sizes.svg" class="icon">

      <span>iOS 6.0, Android, 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and up</span>

      <img src="./images/operating-system.png" alt="Android and Apple logos" class="OS-logos">

    </section>

  </section>

</section>

This is only two section, but there is an image for every section and every section is laid out the same.

edited Jan 1 at 14:58

asked Jan 1 at 13:08

B.J.B

152213

Why all the JavaScript? Add a common class to every product feature (e.g. .feature) and use CSS: .feature .hover { display: none } .feature h2 { color: #1a2d45 } .feature:hover .hover { display: block } .feature:hover h2 { color: #15d4ef }; If you then can make the ...-image element also a child of the feature or a common element like .main-image you can do all with pure CSS.

– Andreas
Jan 1 at 13:40

How would I handle the hiding of the main image and showing of the relevant image @Andreas all images are in a separate class i.gyazo.com/96bb7e2d882c2598a61b02f8412d582d.png

– B.J.B
Jan 1 at 13:54

This you would then have to do with JavaScript but with way less code (may need some tweaking on the className part to get the correct class): $(".feature").on("mouseenter", function() { $(this.className.replace(/s*features*/g,"") + "-image").show(); $(".main-image").hide(); }).on("mouseleave", function() { $(this.className.replace(/s*features*/g,"")) + "-image").hide(); $(".main-image").show(); });

– Andreas
Jan 1 at 13:58

This would be a proper candidate for: codereview.stackexchange.com (but have a look at the help before posting)

– Andreas
Jan 1 at 14:01

There seems to be an error in your solution @Andreas i.gyazo.com/721557a9f393d0c195ff75e6fe45c348.png as far as I can tell everything is closed. Thanks for the codereview link

– B.J.B
Jan 1 at 14:24

|
show 2 more comments

So I have a mountain of mouseenter and mouseleave requests, and I was wondering if there was a way to refactor it.

jQuery code

// product features

  // highly interactive

  $('.highly-interactive').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.highly-interactive-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.highly-interactive').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.highly-interactive-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // operating system

  $('.operating-system').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.operating-system-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.operating-system').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.operating-system-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // batteries

  $('.batteries').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.batteries-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.batteries').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.batteries-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // hypoallergenic

  $('.hypoallergenic').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.hypoallergenic-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.hypoallergenic').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.hypoallergenic-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // compatible tablet sizes

  $('.compTablet').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.compTablet-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.compTablet').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.compTablet-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // genuine personality

  $('.genuine-personality').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.genuine-personality-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.genuine-personality').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.genuine-personality-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // size

  $('.size').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.size-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.size').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.size-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // soft and safe

  $('.soft-and-safe').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.soft-and-safe-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.soft-and-safe').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.soft-and-safe-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // expanding app

  $('.expanding-app').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.expanding-app-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.expanding-app').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.expanding-app-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });

Currently, there is a delay when hiding .main-image the image that is supposed to show is showing behind it even though display: none; is being set on the .main-image

So the code seems to be doing what it should there's just a delay in the main-image being hidden which is happening to all of the above queries.

Update

HTML

<img src="./images/product-features-default.png" alt="plush" class="main-image">



<section class="images">

  <img src="./images/HIImage.png" alt="Highly interactive" class="highly-interactive-image">

  <img src="./images/tablet-sizesImage.png" alt="Tablet Sizes" class="operating-system-image">

  <img src="./images/batteryImage.png" alt="Batteries Images" class="batteries-image">

  <img src="./images/Hypoallergenic.png" alt="Hypoallergenic" class="hypoallergenic-image">

  <img src="./images/Octobo-Tablet.png" alt="Compatible Tablet Sizes" class="compTablet-image">

  <img src="./images/GenuinePersonality.png" alt="Genuine Personality" class="genuine-personality-image">

  <img src="./images/sizeImage.png" alt="Size" class="size-image">

  <img src="./images/soft&safe.png" alt="Soft & Safe" class="soft-and-safe-image">

  <img src="./images/Expanding.png" alt="Expanding App" class="expanding-app-image">

</section>



<!-- highly interactive -->

<section class="highly-interactive feature">

  <section class="text">

    <h2>Highly Interactive</h2>



    <section class="hover">

      <img src="./images/HIIcon.svg" class="icon">

      <span>8 separate sensor arrays invisibly integrated into Octobo’s arms and body, responsive LED lighting, and the touchscreen itself</span>

    </section>

  </section>

</section>



<!-- operating system -->

<section class="operating-system feature">

  <section class="text">

    <h2>Operating System</h2>



    <section class="hover">

      <img src="./images/tablet-sizes.svg" class="icon">

      <span>iOS 6.0, Android, 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and up</span>

      <img src="./images/operating-system.png" alt="Android and Apple logos" class="OS-logos">

    </section>

  </section>

</section>

This is only two section, but there is an image for every section and every section is laid out the same.

edited Jan 1 at 14:58

asked Jan 1 at 13:08

B.J.B

152213

Why all the JavaScript? Add a common class to every product feature (e.g. .feature) and use CSS: .feature .hover { display: none } .feature h2 { color: #1a2d45 } .feature:hover .hover { display: block } .feature:hover h2 { color: #15d4ef }; If you then can make the ...-image element also a child of the feature or a common element like .main-image you can do all with pure CSS.

– Andreas
Jan 1 at 13:40

How would I handle the hiding of the main image and showing of the relevant image @Andreas all images are in a separate class i.gyazo.com/96bb7e2d882c2598a61b02f8412d582d.png

– B.J.B
Jan 1 at 13:54

This you would then have to do with JavaScript but with way less code (may need some tweaking on the className part to get the correct class): $(".feature").on("mouseenter", function() { $(this.className.replace(/s*features*/g,"") + "-image").show(); $(".main-image").hide(); }).on("mouseleave", function() { $(this.className.replace(/s*features*/g,"")) + "-image").hide(); $(".main-image").show(); });

– Andreas
Jan 1 at 13:58

This would be a proper candidate for: codereview.stackexchange.com (but have a look at the help before posting)

– Andreas
Jan 1 at 14:01

There seems to be an error in your solution @Andreas i.gyazo.com/721557a9f393d0c195ff75e6fe45c348.png as far as I can tell everything is closed. Thanks for the codereview link

– B.J.B
Jan 1 at 14:24

|
show 2 more comments

So I have a mountain of mouseenter and mouseleave requests, and I was wondering if there was a way to refactor it.

jQuery code

// product features

  // highly interactive

  $('.highly-interactive').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.highly-interactive-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.highly-interactive').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.highly-interactive-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // operating system

  $('.operating-system').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.operating-system-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.operating-system').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.operating-system-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // batteries

  $('.batteries').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.batteries-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.batteries').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.batteries-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // hypoallergenic

  $('.hypoallergenic').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.hypoallergenic-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.hypoallergenic').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.hypoallergenic-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // compatible tablet sizes

  $('.compTablet').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.compTablet-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.compTablet').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.compTablet-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // genuine personality

  $('.genuine-personality').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.genuine-personality-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.genuine-personality').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.genuine-personality-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // size

  $('.size').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.size-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.size').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.size-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // soft and safe

  $('.soft-and-safe').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.soft-and-safe-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.soft-and-safe').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.soft-and-safe-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // expanding app

  $('.expanding-app').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.expanding-app-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.expanding-app').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.expanding-app-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });

Currently, there is a delay when hiding .main-image the image that is supposed to show is showing behind it even though display: none; is being set on the .main-image

So the code seems to be doing what it should there's just a delay in the main-image being hidden which is happening to all of the above queries.

Update

HTML

<img src="./images/product-features-default.png" alt="plush" class="main-image">



<section class="images">

  <img src="./images/HIImage.png" alt="Highly interactive" class="highly-interactive-image">

  <img src="./images/tablet-sizesImage.png" alt="Tablet Sizes" class="operating-system-image">

  <img src="./images/batteryImage.png" alt="Batteries Images" class="batteries-image">

  <img src="./images/Hypoallergenic.png" alt="Hypoallergenic" class="hypoallergenic-image">

  <img src="./images/Octobo-Tablet.png" alt="Compatible Tablet Sizes" class="compTablet-image">

  <img src="./images/GenuinePersonality.png" alt="Genuine Personality" class="genuine-personality-image">

  <img src="./images/sizeImage.png" alt="Size" class="size-image">

  <img src="./images/soft&safe.png" alt="Soft & Safe" class="soft-and-safe-image">

  <img src="./images/Expanding.png" alt="Expanding App" class="expanding-app-image">

</section>



<!-- highly interactive -->

<section class="highly-interactive feature">

  <section class="text">

    <h2>Highly Interactive</h2>



    <section class="hover">

      <img src="./images/HIIcon.svg" class="icon">

      <span>8 separate sensor arrays invisibly integrated into Octobo’s arms and body, responsive LED lighting, and the touchscreen itself</span>

    </section>

  </section>

</section>



<!-- operating system -->

<section class="operating-system feature">

  <section class="text">

    <h2>Operating System</h2>



    <section class="hover">

      <img src="./images/tablet-sizes.svg" class="icon">

      <span>iOS 6.0, Android, 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and up</span>

      <img src="./images/operating-system.png" alt="Android and Apple logos" class="OS-logos">

    </section>

  </section>

</section>

This is only two section, but there is an image for every section and every section is laid out the same.

edited Jan 1 at 14:58

asked Jan 1 at 13:08

B.J.B

152213

So I have a mountain of mouseenter and mouseleave requests, and I was wondering if there was a way to refactor it.

jQuery code

// product features

  // highly interactive

  $('.highly-interactive').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.highly-interactive-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.highly-interactive').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.highly-interactive-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // operating system

  $('.operating-system').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.operating-system-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.operating-system').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.operating-system-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // batteries

  $('.batteries').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.batteries-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.batteries').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.batteries-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // hypoallergenic

  $('.hypoallergenic').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.hypoallergenic-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.hypoallergenic').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.hypoallergenic-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // compatible tablet sizes

  $('.compTablet').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.compTablet-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.compTablet').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.compTablet-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // genuine personality

  $('.genuine-personality').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.genuine-personality-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.genuine-personality').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.genuine-personality-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // size

  $('.size').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.size-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.size').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.size-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // soft and safe

  $('.soft-and-safe').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.soft-and-safe-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.soft-and-safe').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.soft-and-safe-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });



  // expanding app

  $('.expanding-app').mouseenter( function() {

    $('.expanding-app-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

  });



  $('.expanding-app').mouseleave( function() {

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.expanding-app-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

  });

Currently, there is a delay when hiding .main-image the image that is supposed to show is showing behind it even though display: none; is being set on the .main-image

So the code seems to be doing what it should there's just a delay in the main-image being hidden which is happening to all of the above queries.

Update

HTML

<img src="./images/product-features-default.png" alt="plush" class="main-image">



<section class="images">

  <img src="./images/HIImage.png" alt="Highly interactive" class="highly-interactive-image">

  <img src="./images/tablet-sizesImage.png" alt="Tablet Sizes" class="operating-system-image">

  <img src="./images/batteryImage.png" alt="Batteries Images" class="batteries-image">

  <img src="./images/Hypoallergenic.png" alt="Hypoallergenic" class="hypoallergenic-image">

  <img src="./images/Octobo-Tablet.png" alt="Compatible Tablet Sizes" class="compTablet-image">

  <img src="./images/GenuinePersonality.png" alt="Genuine Personality" class="genuine-personality-image">

  <img src="./images/sizeImage.png" alt="Size" class="size-image">

  <img src="./images/soft&safe.png" alt="Soft & Safe" class="soft-and-safe-image">

  <img src="./images/Expanding.png" alt="Expanding App" class="expanding-app-image">

</section>



<!-- highly interactive -->

<section class="highly-interactive feature">

  <section class="text">

    <h2>Highly Interactive</h2>



    <section class="hover">

      <img src="./images/HIIcon.svg" class="icon">

      <span>8 separate sensor arrays invisibly integrated into Octobo’s arms and body, responsive LED lighting, and the touchscreen itself</span>

    </section>

  </section>

</section>



<!-- operating system -->

<section class="operating-system feature">

  <section class="text">

    <h2>Operating System</h2>



    <section class="hover">

      <img src="./images/tablet-sizes.svg" class="icon">

      <span>iOS 6.0, Android, 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and up</span>

      <img src="./images/operating-system.png" alt="Android and Apple logos" class="OS-logos">

    </section>

  </section>

</section>

This is only two section, but there is an image for every section and every section is laid out the same.

jquery refactoring

edited Jan 1 at 14:58

asked Jan 1 at 13:08

B.J.B

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Why all the JavaScript? Add a common class to every product feature (e.g. .feature) and use CSS: .feature .hover { display: none } .feature h2 { color: #1a2d45 } .feature:hover .hover { display: block } .feature:hover h2 { color: #15d4ef }; If you then can make the ...-image element also a child of the feature or a common element like .main-image you can do all with pure CSS.

– Andreas
Jan 1 at 13:40

How would I handle the hiding of the main image and showing of the relevant image @Andreas all images are in a separate class i.gyazo.com/96bb7e2d882c2598a61b02f8412d582d.png

– B.J.B
Jan 1 at 13:54

This you would then have to do with JavaScript but with way less code (may need some tweaking on the className part to get the correct class): $(".feature").on("mouseenter", function() { $(this.className.replace(/s*features*/g,"") + "-image").show(); $(".main-image").hide(); }).on("mouseleave", function() { $(this.className.replace(/s*features*/g,"")) + "-image").hide(); $(".main-image").show(); });

– Andreas
Jan 1 at 13:58

This would be a proper candidate for: codereview.stackexchange.com (but have a look at the help before posting)

– Andreas
Jan 1 at 14:01

There seems to be an error in your solution @Andreas i.gyazo.com/721557a9f393d0c195ff75e6fe45c348.png as far as I can tell everything is closed. Thanks for the codereview link

– B.J.B
Jan 1 at 14:24

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Why all the JavaScript? Add a common class to every product feature (e.g. .feature) and use CSS: .feature .hover { display: none } .feature h2 { color: #1a2d45 } .feature:hover .hover { display: block } .feature:hover h2 { color: #15d4ef }; If you then can make the ...-image element also a child of the feature or a common element like .main-image you can do all with pure CSS.

– Andreas
Jan 1 at 13:40

How would I handle the hiding of the main image and showing of the relevant image @Andreas all images are in a separate class i.gyazo.com/96bb7e2d882c2598a61b02f8412d582d.png

– B.J.B
Jan 1 at 13:54

This you would then have to do with JavaScript but with way less code (may need some tweaking on the className part to get the correct class): $(".feature").on("mouseenter", function() { $(this.className.replace(/s*features*/g,"") + "-image").show(); $(".main-image").hide(); }).on("mouseleave", function() { $(this.className.replace(/s*features*/g,"")) + "-image").hide(); $(".main-image").show(); });

– Andreas
Jan 1 at 13:58

This would be a proper candidate for: codereview.stackexchange.com (but have a look at the help before posting)

– Andreas
Jan 1 at 14:01

There seems to be an error in your solution @Andreas i.gyazo.com/721557a9f393d0c195ff75e6fe45c348.png as far as I can tell everything is closed. Thanks for the codereview link

– B.J.B
Jan 1 at 14:24

Why all the JavaScript? Add a common class to every product feature (e.g. .feature) and use CSS:

.feature .hover { display: none } .feature h2 { color: #1a2d45 } .feature:hover .hover { display: block } .feature:hover h2 { color: #15d4ef }

; If you then can make the ...-image element also a child of the feature or a common element like .main-image you can do all with pure CSS.

– Andreas
Jan 1 at 13:40

Why all the JavaScript? Add a common class to every product feature (e.g. .feature) and use CSS:

.feature .hover { display: none } .feature h2 { color: #1a2d45 } .feature:hover .hover { display: block } .feature:hover h2 { color: #15d4ef }

; If you then can make the ...-image element also a child of the feature or a common element like .main-image you can do all with pure CSS.

– Andreas
Jan 1 at 13:40

How would I handle the hiding of the main image and showing of the relevant image @Andreas all images are in a separate class i.gyazo.com/96bb7e2d882c2598a61b02f8412d582d.png

– B.J.B
Jan 1 at 13:54

This you would then have to do with JavaScript but with way less code (may need some tweaking on the className part to get the correct class):

$(".feature").on("mouseenter", function() { $(this.className.replace(/s*features*/g,"") + "-image").show(); $(".main-image").hide(); }).on("mouseleave", function() { $(this.className.replace(/s*features*/g,"")) + "-image").hide(); $(".main-image").show(); });

– Andreas
Jan 1 at 13:58

This you would then have to do with JavaScript but with way less code (may need some tweaking on the className part to get the correct class):

$(".feature").on("mouseenter", function() { $(this.className.replace(/s*features*/g,"") + "-image").show(); $(".main-image").hide(); }).on("mouseleave", function() { $(this.className.replace(/s*features*/g,"")) + "-image").hide(); $(".main-image").show(); });

– Andreas
Jan 1 at 13:58

This would be a proper candidate for: codereview.stackexchange.com (but have a look at the help before posting)

– Andreas
Jan 1 at 14:01

There seems to be an error in your solution @Andreas i.gyazo.com/721557a9f393d0c195ff75e6fe45c348.png as far as I can tell everything is closed. Thanks for the codereview link

– B.J.B
Jan 1 at 14:24

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If you add a custom attribute to the feature sections then you can greatly simplify your code.

I have added feature="highly-interactive" (or the equivalent) to each of the feature sections. The code then pulls this attribute out one mousenter or mouseleave. With you consistent naming structure you can then append -image to show/hide the correct feature image.

The highlighting of the heading can be done in CSS.

Demo

// Add event for mouse entering a feature

$( ".feature" ).mouseenter(function() {

    

    // Get feature name, append '-image' and show

    $("." + $(this).attr("feature") + "-image").show();

    

    // Hide the main image

    $('.main-image').hide();

    

});





// Add event for mouse leaving a feature

$( ".feature" ).mouseleave(function() {

    

    // Get feature name, append '-image' and hide

    $("." + $(this).attr("feature") + "-image").hide();

    

    // Show the main image

    $('.main-image').show();

    



});

.feature:hover h2 {

  color: #15d4ef;

}



.images img {

  display: none;

}

<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.3.1/jquery.min.js"></script>

<img src="./images/product-features-default.png" alt="plush" class="main-image">



<section class="images">

  <img src="./images/HIImage.png" alt="Highly interactive" class="highly-interactive-image">

  <img src="./images/tablet-sizesImage.png" alt="Tablet Sizes" class="operating-system-image">

  <img src="./images/batteryImage.png" alt="Batteries Images" class="batteries-image">

  <img src="./images/Hypoallergenic.png" alt="Hypoallergenic" class="hypoallergenic-image">

  <img src="./images/Octobo-Tablet.png" alt="Compatible Tablet Sizes" class="compTablet-image">

  <img src="./images/GenuinePersonality.png" alt="Genuine Personality" class="genuine-personality-image">

  <img src="./images/sizeImage.png" alt="Size" class="size-image">

  <img src="./images/soft&safe.png" alt="Soft & Safe" class="soft-and-safe-image">

  <img src="./images/Expanding.png" alt="Expanding App" class="expanding-app-image">

</section>



<!-- highly interactive -->

<section feature="highly-interactive" class="highly-interactive feature">

  <section class="text">

    <h2>Highly Interactive</h2>



    <section class="hover">

      <img src="./images/HIIcon.svg" class="icon">

      <span>8 separate sensor arrays invisibly integrated into Octobo’s arms and body, responsive LED lighting, and the touchscreen itself</span>

    </section>

  </section>

</section>



<!-- operating system -->

<section feature="operating-system" class="operating-system feature">

  <section class="text">

    <h2>Operating System</h2>



    <section class="hover">

      <img src="./images/tablet-sizes.svg" class="icon">

      <span>iOS 6.0, Android, 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and up</span>

      <img src="./images/operating-system.png" alt="Android and Apple logos" class="OS-logos">

    </section>

  </section>

</section>

answered Jan 1 at 15:05

Oliver Trampleasure

1,7111519

Hm doesn't seem to be showing the relevant image when hovering. the main image is hiding, but the img in the image's class doesn't show.

– B.J.B
Jan 1 at 15:22

You need to add feature="operating-system" to each of your wrapper sections (replace the name as appropriate - see just under the line  ). You could do a search on the class but this would mean you couldn't add any other classes. This approach is more versatile.

– Oliver Trampleasure
Jan 1 at 15:24

Oh I see, thanks.

– B.J.B
Jan 1 at 15:28

No problem, glad we could help

– Oliver Trampleasure
Jan 1 at 15:30

Instead of adding an invalid attribute use the class which is already there. Split the className and grab the non-feature one (or use .classlist).

– Andreas
Jan 1 at 16:58

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You can minimize your code at best way below. As hover in & out is as mouseenter and mouseleave

You can further minimize it, but for that you need to share your html structure, so we can make a generalized script for all the mouseenter and mouseleave events.

$('.highly-interactive').hover(function(){

    $('.highly-interactive-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.highly-interactive-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.operating-system').hover(function(){

    $('.operating-system-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.operating-system-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.batteries').hover(function(){

    $('.batteries-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.batteries-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.hypoallergenic').hover(function(){

    $('.hypoallergenic-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.hypoallergenic-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();





$('.compTablet').hover(function(){

    $('.compTablet-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.compTablet-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});





$('.genuine-personality').hover(function(){

    $('.genuine-personality-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.genuine-personality-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});





$('.size').hover(function(){

    $('.size-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.size-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.soft-and-safe').hover(function(){

    $('.soft-and-safe-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.soft-and-safe-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.expanding-app').hover(function(){

    $('.expanding-app-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.expanding-app-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});

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answered Jan 1 at 13:44

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If you add a custom attribute to the feature sections then you can greatly simplify your code.

The highlighting of the heading can be done in CSS.

Demo

// Add event for mouse entering a feature

$( ".feature" ).mouseenter(function() {

    

    // Get feature name, append '-image' and show

    $("." + $(this).attr("feature") + "-image").show();

    

    // Hide the main image

    $('.main-image').hide();

    

});





// Add event for mouse leaving a feature

$( ".feature" ).mouseleave(function() {

    

    // Get feature name, append '-image' and hide

    $("." + $(this).attr("feature") + "-image").hide();

    

    // Show the main image

    $('.main-image').show();

    



});

.feature:hover h2 {

  color: #15d4ef;

}



.images img {

  display: none;

}

<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.3.1/jquery.min.js"></script>

<img src="./images/product-features-default.png" alt="plush" class="main-image">



<section class="images">

  <img src="./images/HIImage.png" alt="Highly interactive" class="highly-interactive-image">

  <img src="./images/tablet-sizesImage.png" alt="Tablet Sizes" class="operating-system-image">

  <img src="./images/batteryImage.png" alt="Batteries Images" class="batteries-image">

  <img src="./images/Hypoallergenic.png" alt="Hypoallergenic" class="hypoallergenic-image">

  <img src="./images/Octobo-Tablet.png" alt="Compatible Tablet Sizes" class="compTablet-image">

  <img src="./images/GenuinePersonality.png" alt="Genuine Personality" class="genuine-personality-image">

  <img src="./images/sizeImage.png" alt="Size" class="size-image">

  <img src="./images/soft&safe.png" alt="Soft & Safe" class="soft-and-safe-image">

  <img src="./images/Expanding.png" alt="Expanding App" class="expanding-app-image">

</section>



<!-- highly interactive -->

<section feature="highly-interactive" class="highly-interactive feature">

  <section class="text">

    <h2>Highly Interactive</h2>



    <section class="hover">

      <img src="./images/HIIcon.svg" class="icon">

      <span>8 separate sensor arrays invisibly integrated into Octobo’s arms and body, responsive LED lighting, and the touchscreen itself</span>

    </section>

  </section>

</section>



<!-- operating system -->

<section feature="operating-system" class="operating-system feature">

  <section class="text">

    <h2>Operating System</h2>



    <section class="hover">

      <img src="./images/tablet-sizes.svg" class="icon">

      <span>iOS 6.0, Android, 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and up</span>

      <img src="./images/operating-system.png" alt="Android and Apple logos" class="OS-logos">

    </section>

  </section>

</section>

answered Jan 1 at 15:05

Oliver Trampleasure

1,7111519

Hm doesn't seem to be showing the relevant image when hovering. the main image is hiding, but the img in the image's class doesn't show.

– B.J.B
Jan 1 at 15:22

You need to add feature="operating-system" to each of your wrapper sections (replace the name as appropriate - see just under the line  ). You could do a search on the class but this would mean you couldn't add any other classes. This approach is more versatile.

– Oliver Trampleasure
Jan 1 at 15:24

Oh I see, thanks.

– B.J.B
Jan 1 at 15:28

No problem, glad we could help

– Oliver Trampleasure
Jan 1 at 15:30

Instead of adding an invalid attribute use the class which is already there. Split the className and grab the non-feature one (or use .classlist).

– Andreas
Jan 1 at 16:58

add a comment |

If you add a custom attribute to the feature sections then you can greatly simplify your code.

The highlighting of the heading can be done in CSS.

Demo

// Add event for mouse entering a feature

$( ".feature" ).mouseenter(function() {

    

    // Get feature name, append '-image' and show

    $("." + $(this).attr("feature") + "-image").show();

    

    // Hide the main image

    $('.main-image').hide();

    

});





// Add event for mouse leaving a feature

$( ".feature" ).mouseleave(function() {

    

    // Get feature name, append '-image' and hide

    $("." + $(this).attr("feature") + "-image").hide();

    

    // Show the main image

    $('.main-image').show();

    



});

.feature:hover h2 {

  color: #15d4ef;

}



.images img {

  display: none;

}

<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.3.1/jquery.min.js"></script>

<img src="./images/product-features-default.png" alt="plush" class="main-image">



<section class="images">

  <img src="./images/HIImage.png" alt="Highly interactive" class="highly-interactive-image">

  <img src="./images/tablet-sizesImage.png" alt="Tablet Sizes" class="operating-system-image">

  <img src="./images/batteryImage.png" alt="Batteries Images" class="batteries-image">

  <img src="./images/Hypoallergenic.png" alt="Hypoallergenic" class="hypoallergenic-image">

  <img src="./images/Octobo-Tablet.png" alt="Compatible Tablet Sizes" class="compTablet-image">

  <img src="./images/GenuinePersonality.png" alt="Genuine Personality" class="genuine-personality-image">

  <img src="./images/sizeImage.png" alt="Size" class="size-image">

  <img src="./images/soft&safe.png" alt="Soft & Safe" class="soft-and-safe-image">

  <img src="./images/Expanding.png" alt="Expanding App" class="expanding-app-image">

</section>



<!-- highly interactive -->

<section feature="highly-interactive" class="highly-interactive feature">

  <section class="text">

    <h2>Highly Interactive</h2>



    <section class="hover">

      <img src="./images/HIIcon.svg" class="icon">

      <span>8 separate sensor arrays invisibly integrated into Octobo’s arms and body, responsive LED lighting, and the touchscreen itself</span>

    </section>

  </section>

</section>



<!-- operating system -->

<section feature="operating-system" class="operating-system feature">

  <section class="text">

    <h2>Operating System</h2>



    <section class="hover">

      <img src="./images/tablet-sizes.svg" class="icon">

      <span>iOS 6.0, Android, 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and up</span>

      <img src="./images/operating-system.png" alt="Android and Apple logos" class="OS-logos">

    </section>

  </section>

</section>

answered Jan 1 at 15:05

Oliver Trampleasure

1,7111519

Hm doesn't seem to be showing the relevant image when hovering. the main image is hiding, but the img in the image's class doesn't show.

– B.J.B
Jan 1 at 15:22

You need to add feature="operating-system" to each of your wrapper sections (replace the name as appropriate - see just under the line  ). You could do a search on the class but this would mean you couldn't add any other classes. This approach is more versatile.

– Oliver Trampleasure
Jan 1 at 15:24

Oh I see, thanks.

– B.J.B
Jan 1 at 15:28

No problem, glad we could help

– Oliver Trampleasure
Jan 1 at 15:30

Instead of adding an invalid attribute use the class which is already there. Split the className and grab the non-feature one (or use .classlist).

– Andreas
Jan 1 at 16:58

add a comment |

If you add a custom attribute to the feature sections then you can greatly simplify your code.

The highlighting of the heading can be done in CSS.

Demo

// Add event for mouse entering a feature

$( ".feature" ).mouseenter(function() {

    

    // Get feature name, append '-image' and show

    $("." + $(this).attr("feature") + "-image").show();

    

    // Hide the main image

    $('.main-image').hide();

    

});





// Add event for mouse leaving a feature

$( ".feature" ).mouseleave(function() {

    

    // Get feature name, append '-image' and hide

    $("." + $(this).attr("feature") + "-image").hide();

    

    // Show the main image

    $('.main-image').show();

    



});

.feature:hover h2 {

  color: #15d4ef;

}



.images img {

  display: none;

}

<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.3.1/jquery.min.js"></script>

<img src="./images/product-features-default.png" alt="plush" class="main-image">



<section class="images">

  <img src="./images/HIImage.png" alt="Highly interactive" class="highly-interactive-image">

  <img src="./images/tablet-sizesImage.png" alt="Tablet Sizes" class="operating-system-image">

  <img src="./images/batteryImage.png" alt="Batteries Images" class="batteries-image">

  <img src="./images/Hypoallergenic.png" alt="Hypoallergenic" class="hypoallergenic-image">

  <img src="./images/Octobo-Tablet.png" alt="Compatible Tablet Sizes" class="compTablet-image">

  <img src="./images/GenuinePersonality.png" alt="Genuine Personality" class="genuine-personality-image">

  <img src="./images/sizeImage.png" alt="Size" class="size-image">

  <img src="./images/soft&safe.png" alt="Soft & Safe" class="soft-and-safe-image">

  <img src="./images/Expanding.png" alt="Expanding App" class="expanding-app-image">

</section>



<!-- highly interactive -->

<section feature="highly-interactive" class="highly-interactive feature">

  <section class="text">

    <h2>Highly Interactive</h2>



    <section class="hover">

      <img src="./images/HIIcon.svg" class="icon">

      <span>8 separate sensor arrays invisibly integrated into Octobo’s arms and body, responsive LED lighting, and the touchscreen itself</span>

    </section>

  </section>

</section>



<!-- operating system -->

<section feature="operating-system" class="operating-system feature">

  <section class="text">

    <h2>Operating System</h2>



    <section class="hover">

      <img src="./images/tablet-sizes.svg" class="icon">

      <span>iOS 6.0, Android, 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and up</span>

      <img src="./images/operating-system.png" alt="Android and Apple logos" class="OS-logos">

    </section>

  </section>

</section>

answered Jan 1 at 15:05

Oliver Trampleasure

1,7111519

If you add a custom attribute to the feature sections then you can greatly simplify your code.

The highlighting of the heading can be done in CSS.

Demo

// Add event for mouse entering a feature

$( ".feature" ).mouseenter(function() {

    

    // Get feature name, append '-image' and show

    $("." + $(this).attr("feature") + "-image").show();

    

    // Hide the main image

    $('.main-image').hide();

    

});





// Add event for mouse leaving a feature

$( ".feature" ).mouseleave(function() {

    

    // Get feature name, append '-image' and hide

    $("." + $(this).attr("feature") + "-image").hide();

    

    // Show the main image

    $('.main-image').show();

    



});

.feature:hover h2 {

  color: #15d4ef;

}



.images img {

  display: none;

}

<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.3.1/jquery.min.js"></script>

<img src="./images/product-features-default.png" alt="plush" class="main-image">



<section class="images">

  <img src="./images/HIImage.png" alt="Highly interactive" class="highly-interactive-image">

  <img src="./images/tablet-sizesImage.png" alt="Tablet Sizes" class="operating-system-image">

  <img src="./images/batteryImage.png" alt="Batteries Images" class="batteries-image">

  <img src="./images/Hypoallergenic.png" alt="Hypoallergenic" class="hypoallergenic-image">

  <img src="./images/Octobo-Tablet.png" alt="Compatible Tablet Sizes" class="compTablet-image">

  <img src="./images/GenuinePersonality.png" alt="Genuine Personality" class="genuine-personality-image">

  <img src="./images/sizeImage.png" alt="Size" class="size-image">

  <img src="./images/soft&safe.png" alt="Soft & Safe" class="soft-and-safe-image">

  <img src="./images/Expanding.png" alt="Expanding App" class="expanding-app-image">

</section>



<!-- highly interactive -->

<section feature="highly-interactive" class="highly-interactive feature">

  <section class="text">

    <h2>Highly Interactive</h2>



    <section class="hover">

      <img src="./images/HIIcon.svg" class="icon">

      <span>8 separate sensor arrays invisibly integrated into Octobo’s arms and body, responsive LED lighting, and the touchscreen itself</span>

    </section>

  </section>

</section>



<!-- operating system -->

<section feature="operating-system" class="operating-system feature">

  <section class="text">

    <h2>Operating System</h2>



    <section class="hover">

      <img src="./images/tablet-sizes.svg" class="icon">

      <span>iOS 6.0, Android, 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and up</span>

      <img src="./images/operating-system.png" alt="Android and Apple logos" class="OS-logos">

    </section>

  </section>

</section>

// Add event for mouse entering a feature

$( ".feature" ).mouseenter(function() {

    

    // Get feature name, append '-image' and show

    $("." + $(this).attr("feature") + "-image").show();

    

    // Hide the main image

    $('.main-image').hide();

    

});





// Add event for mouse leaving a feature

$( ".feature" ).mouseleave(function() {

    

    // Get feature name, append '-image' and hide

    $("." + $(this).attr("feature") + "-image").hide();

    

    // Show the main image

    $('.main-image').show();

    



});

.feature:hover h2 {

  color: #15d4ef;

}



.images img {

  display: none;

}

<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.3.1/jquery.min.js"></script>

<img src="./images/product-features-default.png" alt="plush" class="main-image">



<section class="images">

  <img src="./images/HIImage.png" alt="Highly interactive" class="highly-interactive-image">

  <img src="./images/tablet-sizesImage.png" alt="Tablet Sizes" class="operating-system-image">

  <img src="./images/batteryImage.png" alt="Batteries Images" class="batteries-image">

  <img src="./images/Hypoallergenic.png" alt="Hypoallergenic" class="hypoallergenic-image">

  <img src="./images/Octobo-Tablet.png" alt="Compatible Tablet Sizes" class="compTablet-image">

  <img src="./images/GenuinePersonality.png" alt="Genuine Personality" class="genuine-personality-image">

  <img src="./images/sizeImage.png" alt="Size" class="size-image">

  <img src="./images/soft&safe.png" alt="Soft & Safe" class="soft-and-safe-image">

  <img src="./images/Expanding.png" alt="Expanding App" class="expanding-app-image">

</section>



<!-- highly interactive -->

<section feature="highly-interactive" class="highly-interactive feature">

  <section class="text">

    <h2>Highly Interactive</h2>



    <section class="hover">

      <img src="./images/HIIcon.svg" class="icon">

      <span>8 separate sensor arrays invisibly integrated into Octobo’s arms and body, responsive LED lighting, and the touchscreen itself</span>

    </section>

  </section>

</section>



<!-- operating system -->

<section feature="operating-system" class="operating-system feature">

  <section class="text">

    <h2>Operating System</h2>



    <section class="hover">

      <img src="./images/tablet-sizes.svg" class="icon">

      <span>iOS 6.0, Android, 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and up</span>

      <img src="./images/operating-system.png" alt="Android and Apple logos" class="OS-logos">

    </section>

  </section>

</section>

// Add event for mouse entering a feature

$( ".feature" ).mouseenter(function() {

    

    // Get feature name, append '-image' and show

    $("." + $(this).attr("feature") + "-image").show();

    

    // Hide the main image

    $('.main-image').hide();

    

});





// Add event for mouse leaving a feature

$( ".feature" ).mouseleave(function() {

    

    // Get feature name, append '-image' and hide

    $("." + $(this).attr("feature") + "-image").hide();

    

    // Show the main image

    $('.main-image').show();

    



});

.feature:hover h2 {

  color: #15d4ef;

}



.images img {

  display: none;

}

<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.3.1/jquery.min.js"></script>

<img src="./images/product-features-default.png" alt="plush" class="main-image">



<section class="images">

  <img src="./images/HIImage.png" alt="Highly interactive" class="highly-interactive-image">

  <img src="./images/tablet-sizesImage.png" alt="Tablet Sizes" class="operating-system-image">

  <img src="./images/batteryImage.png" alt="Batteries Images" class="batteries-image">

  <img src="./images/Hypoallergenic.png" alt="Hypoallergenic" class="hypoallergenic-image">

  <img src="./images/Octobo-Tablet.png" alt="Compatible Tablet Sizes" class="compTablet-image">

  <img src="./images/GenuinePersonality.png" alt="Genuine Personality" class="genuine-personality-image">

  <img src="./images/sizeImage.png" alt="Size" class="size-image">

  <img src="./images/soft&safe.png" alt="Soft & Safe" class="soft-and-safe-image">

  <img src="./images/Expanding.png" alt="Expanding App" class="expanding-app-image">

</section>



<!-- highly interactive -->

<section feature="highly-interactive" class="highly-interactive feature">

  <section class="text">

    <h2>Highly Interactive</h2>



    <section class="hover">

      <img src="./images/HIIcon.svg" class="icon">

      <span>8 separate sensor arrays invisibly integrated into Octobo’s arms and body, responsive LED lighting, and the touchscreen itself</span>

    </section>

  </section>

</section>



<!-- operating system -->

<section feature="operating-system" class="operating-system feature">

  <section class="text">

    <h2>Operating System</h2>



    <section class="hover">

      <img src="./images/tablet-sizes.svg" class="icon">

      <span>iOS 6.0, Android, 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and up</span>

      <img src="./images/operating-system.png" alt="Android and Apple logos" class="OS-logos">

    </section>

  </section>

</section>

answered Jan 1 at 15:05

Oliver Trampleasure

1,7111519

answered Jan 1 at 15:05

Oliver Trampleasure

1,7111519

answered Jan 1 at 15:05

Oliver Trampleasure

1,7111519

answered Jan 1 at 15:05

Oliver Trampleasure

1,7111519

Hm doesn't seem to be showing the relevant image when hovering. the main image is hiding, but the img in the image's class doesn't show.

– B.J.B
Jan 1 at 15:22

You need to add feature="operating-system" to each of your wrapper sections (replace the name as appropriate - see just under the line  ). You could do a search on the class but this would mean you couldn't add any other classes. This approach is more versatile.

– Oliver Trampleasure
Jan 1 at 15:24

Oh I see, thanks.

– B.J.B
Jan 1 at 15:28

No problem, glad we could help

– Oliver Trampleasure
Jan 1 at 15:30

Instead of adding an invalid attribute use the class which is already there. Split the className and grab the non-feature one (or use .classlist).

– Andreas
Jan 1 at 16:58

add a comment |

Hm doesn't seem to be showing the relevant image when hovering. the main image is hiding, but the img in the image's class doesn't show.

– B.J.B
Jan 1 at 15:22

You need to add feature="operating-system" to each of your wrapper sections (replace the name as appropriate - see just under the line  ). You could do a search on the class but this would mean you couldn't add any other classes. This approach is more versatile.

– Oliver Trampleasure
Jan 1 at 15:24

Oh I see, thanks.

– B.J.B
Jan 1 at 15:28

No problem, glad we could help

– Oliver Trampleasure
Jan 1 at 15:30

Instead of adding an invalid attribute use the class which is already there. Split the className and grab the non-feature one (or use .classlist).

– Andreas
Jan 1 at 16:58

Hm doesn't seem to be showing the relevant image when hovering. the main image is hiding, but the img in the image's class doesn't show.

– B.J.B
Jan 1 at 15:22

You need to add feature="operating-system" to each of your wrapper sections (replace the name as appropriate - see just under the line  ). You could do a search on the class but this would mean you couldn't add any other classes. This approach is more versatile.

– Oliver Trampleasure
Jan 1 at 15:24

Oh I see, thanks.

– B.J.B
Jan 1 at 15:28

No problem, glad we could help

– Oliver Trampleasure
Jan 1 at 15:30

Instead of adding an invalid attribute use the class which is already there. Split the className and grab the non-feature one (or use .classlist).

– Andreas
Jan 1 at 16:58

add a comment |

You can minimize your code at best way below. As hover in & out is as mouseenter and mouseleave

You can further minimize it, but for that you need to share your html structure, so we can make a generalized script for all the mouseenter and mouseleave events.

$('.highly-interactive').hover(function(){

    $('.highly-interactive-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.highly-interactive-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.operating-system').hover(function(){

    $('.operating-system-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.operating-system-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.batteries').hover(function(){

    $('.batteries-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.batteries-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.hypoallergenic').hover(function(){

    $('.hypoallergenic-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.hypoallergenic-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();





$('.compTablet').hover(function(){

    $('.compTablet-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.compTablet-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});





$('.genuine-personality').hover(function(){

    $('.genuine-personality-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.genuine-personality-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});





$('.size').hover(function(){

    $('.size-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.size-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.soft-and-safe').hover(function(){

    $('.soft-and-safe-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.soft-and-safe-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.expanding-app').hover(function(){

    $('.expanding-app-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.expanding-app-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});

edited Jan 1 at 13:57

answered Jan 1 at 13:44

ElusiveCoder

1,2241220

add a comment |

You can minimize your code at best way below. As hover in & out is as mouseenter and mouseleave

You can further minimize it, but for that you need to share your html structure, so we can make a generalized script for all the mouseenter and mouseleave events.

$('.highly-interactive').hover(function(){

    $('.highly-interactive-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.highly-interactive-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.operating-system').hover(function(){

    $('.operating-system-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.operating-system-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.batteries').hover(function(){

    $('.batteries-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.batteries-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.hypoallergenic').hover(function(){

    $('.hypoallergenic-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.hypoallergenic-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();





$('.compTablet').hover(function(){

    $('.compTablet-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.compTablet-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});





$('.genuine-personality').hover(function(){

    $('.genuine-personality-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.genuine-personality-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});





$('.size').hover(function(){

    $('.size-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.size-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.soft-and-safe').hover(function(){

    $('.soft-and-safe-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.soft-and-safe-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.expanding-app').hover(function(){

    $('.expanding-app-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.expanding-app-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});

edited Jan 1 at 13:57

answered Jan 1 at 13:44

ElusiveCoder

1,2241220

add a comment |

You can minimize your code at best way below. As hover in & out is as mouseenter and mouseleave

You can further minimize it, but for that you need to share your html structure, so we can make a generalized script for all the mouseenter and mouseleave events.

$('.highly-interactive').hover(function(){

    $('.highly-interactive-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.highly-interactive-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.operating-system').hover(function(){

    $('.operating-system-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.operating-system-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.batteries').hover(function(){

    $('.batteries-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.batteries-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.hypoallergenic').hover(function(){

    $('.hypoallergenic-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.hypoallergenic-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();





$('.compTablet').hover(function(){

    $('.compTablet-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.compTablet-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});





$('.genuine-personality').hover(function(){

    $('.genuine-personality-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.genuine-personality-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});





$('.size').hover(function(){

    $('.size-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.size-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.soft-and-safe').hover(function(){

    $('.soft-and-safe-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.soft-and-safe-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.expanding-app').hover(function(){

    $('.expanding-app-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.expanding-app-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});

edited Jan 1 at 13:57

answered Jan 1 at 13:44

ElusiveCoder

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You can minimize your code at best way below. As hover in & out is as mouseenter and mouseleave

You can further minimize it, but for that you need to share your html structure, so we can make a generalized script for all the mouseenter and mouseleave events.

$('.highly-interactive').hover(function(){

    $('.highly-interactive-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.highly-interactive-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.operating-system').hover(function(){

    $('.operating-system-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.operating-system-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.batteries').hover(function(){

    $('.batteries-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.batteries-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.hypoallergenic').hover(function(){

    $('.hypoallergenic-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.hypoallergenic-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();





$('.compTablet').hover(function(){

    $('.compTablet-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.compTablet-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});





$('.genuine-personality').hover(function(){

    $('.genuine-personality-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.genuine-personality-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});





$('.size').hover(function(){

    $('.size-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.size-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.soft-and-safe').hover(function(){

    $('.soft-and-safe-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.soft-and-safe-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});



$('.expanding-app').hover(function(){

    $('.expanding-app-image').show();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#15d4ef');

    $('.main-image').hide();

    $('.hover', this).show();

},function(){

    $('.hover', this).hide();

    $('h2', this).css('color', '#1A2D45');

    $('.expanding-app-image').hide();

    $('.main-image').show();

});

edited Jan 1 at 13:57

answered Jan 1 at 13:44

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edited Jan 1 at 13:57

answered Jan 1 at 13:44

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answered Jan 1 at 13:44

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