> Another vote for markup generated via scripting rather than editing > the page. That way, you will get more graceful degredation (for when > JavaScript is disabled or the browser cannot handle the code).
All done :) Although it degraded just as gracefully before it is now a little neater! > > There are certainly JavaScript calendars that are more poweful (like > the one by Dynarch - http://www.dynarch.com/projects/calendar/), but > sometimes you want one more lightweight and not under the GPL. Yep - that seems to be the best JS calendar around but was overkill for my needs... > > Has anyone tried it to see how it works when in different form > layouts? i.e. using dl/dt, lists or labels. To tell the truth - no! It should be fine though, the wrapper div that is generated is positioned relatively and the popup calendar is positioned absolutely inside that... Let me know if you discover any issues. I also haven't tried it in Safari recently... If anyone has any feedback on how it works there then I'd be grateful :) _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
