>> http://www.incomesolutions.com.au/ > > Hi Joel, > > beautiful! I was wondering about this one: > > $.browser.msie ? > $('#caseStudyTabs').addClass('tabs').tabs() : /*IE too buggy to > > handle > animation*/ > $('#caseStudyTabs').addClass('tabs').tabs({fxSlide: true, > fxFade: > true, fxSpeed: 'slow'}); > > What exactly was too buggy? Has it something to do with the tabs? > > > -- Klaus >
Ah, glad you noticed that! You don't miss a thing. I was getting all sorts of bugs creeping in with with both IE6 and IE7 - it's hard to remember which bug made me throw in the towel. Actually I just rechecked it locally and it's not as bad as what I thought since I cleaned up the CSS a little afterwards. I have given IE the animation also now - thanks for prompting the recheck! It was certainly nothing to do with your plugin, that I am sure of. Just crap CSS implementation of IE as per usual. The CSS for that site is beginning to get a little, um, complex for me. The bugs that are still there are that the images used to round the corners seem to move by a pixel or so in IE7, but the worst is that any use of the opacity filter in IE7 makes the type aliased which I hate. How dodgy is that! Your plugin was amazingly easy to get working, so thank-you, it's so cool. Joel. _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
