However, I have your Twitter Tooltips installed also, found here: http://tympanus.net/codrops/2010/07/20/latest-tweets-tooltip/

After installing this Pullout Panel code, my Twitter Tooltip code stopped working.

Are these codes conflicting? I can’t seem to find where its breaking. Any help? Thanks!

Thanks for sharing your work and writing tutorials for us non-experts.

I think this a beautiful bit of work and really close to what I’ve been trying to find a solution for.

I wonder if you can help me at all?

I’d like to create a site with a pull-out footer, one that works differently to this one though. Firstly I’d like it to be present on screen at all times. It would have a tab that, when clicked, would grow/slide up to cover most of the site. Almost every method I find seems to work by using ‘display: none’ so is no good to me. I need something only partially obscured to start with, that reveals more of itself when clicked.

I have found similar methods which start from the top/left/right but their code is all quite specific. I have tried changing the css and bits of the js but to no avail.

Completely understand if this is outside the scope of this page’s comments, thanks for reading either way.

Cheers
Chris

but i have a problem ;

This line:

var distanceTop =

$pc_reference.offset().top – window_h;
if($(window).scrollTop() > distanceTop){
if(parseInt($pc_panel.css(‘right’),10) == -window_w)
$pc_panel.stop().animate({‘right’:’0px’},300);

in Internet explorer got this error;

Message: ‘$ pc_reference.offset (). top’, null or not an object
Line: 974
Character: 6
Code: 0

i have 1280 x 800 monitor.

i cant see panel.

thank you.