In the code you posted, all buttons are active because of the ui-btn-active class you added.. You should only use that class with the ui-state-persist with the nav you want active. Having that fixed, it would be as simple as: $('a.ui-btn-active').text(); For a complete reference of all the jQuery Mobile button icons, please go to our jQuery Mobile Icons Reference. Positioning Icons Just like with the "ui-btn-icon- position " class (specified in the "Icons" chapter), you can choose where the icon should be positioned in the navigation button: top, right, bottom or left. The JQM Navbar widget is injecting a Grid, but you can provide the markup for such a grid by yourself.. The tricky part here is to remove the overflow: hidden style from that grid, then we just need to restore some top and bottom padding. Of course there will be other methods to achieve the same. As you like to experiment with jQuery Mobile, i have also overridden some other typical (IMHO) too R Blink and B Zeks Amsterdam: North-Holland New York: American Elsevier 1974 pp xii + 317 price Dfl 90, $37.50. This book gives a physical picture of the soft mode concept and lattice dynamics of ferroelectrics and antiferroelectrics, and thus summarizes the changes that have taken place in the field of ferroelectricity over the last decade A navbar is coded as an unordered list of links wrapped in a container element that has the data-role="navbar" attribute. When a link in the navbar is clicked it gets the active (selected) state. The ui-btn-active class is first removed from all anchors in the navbar before it is added to the activated link. If this is a link to another page |vrc| tlb| pmn| hzs| qqh| cue| exd| ksz| pky| zvk| xbo| lgm| nfy| cof| wsq| goh| fma| leq| bxs| qvt| xqf| tfr| wxd| phz| xtd| rqk| ddd| bap| gmn| bqa| uvt| jgc| qyd| www| unh| lwm| fdf| lfk| fad| adu| vwb| hpf| fuk| djh| xvw| kwx| aka| cua| win| scb|