I have this toggleClass function:
$(document).ready(function() {
$("button#playersize").click(function(){
$("#wrapper").toggleClass("small large");
$(".divone").toggleClass("small large");
$(".divtwo").toggleClass("small large");
});
});
This changes the classes of the divs between "small" and "large" onclick button.
I would like to save the class of the divs (#wrapper, .divone, .divtwo) to a cookie.
And on reload, the class should be the saved one.
How do I manage this?
I have the jquery cookie plugin embedded already.
My code is probably a bit redundant, sorry.
Here is what you can try:
$(document).ready(function() {
// replace the classes from the cookies
// example if you want to check the cookie first
if ($.cookie('class_wrapper').length > 0) {
$("#wrapper").attr('class', $.cookie('class_wrapper'));
} else {
$("#wrapper").attr('class', 'small');
}
$(".divone").attr('class', $.cookie('class_divone'));
$(".divtwo").attr('class', $.cookie('class_divtwo'));
// bind the click event
$("button#playersize").click(function(){
$("#wrapper").toggleClass("small large");
$(".divone").toggleClass("small large");
$(".divtwo").toggleClass("small large");
// replace the cookie values
$.cookie('class_wrapper', $("#wrapper").attr('class'));
$.cookie('class_divone', $(".divone").attr('class'));
$.cookie('class_divtwo', $(".divtwo").attr('class'));
});
});
Caveat: not tested yet