Hi Rick
Thanks for the feedback.
Yes - the main problem with the elements jumping was solved by
setting margin-top:0 for the first element in each sliding section.
The page is working fine in Safari, so I have to conclude its a bug
in Firefox.
Cheers
SJ
On 20 Jan 2007, at 22:42, Rick Faircloth wrote:
Looks good here… IE 7…
Rick
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Subject: [jQuery] Sliding glitch
Hi All,
I have searched and searched for an answer to this, but am at a
loss - wondered if anyone could possibly have a look at the
following. Having got into jQuery yesterday, I thought I'd jump
straight in and think about using it for the holding page of a
charity I'm doing a site for.
I'm suffering a strange glitch with a slideToggle method. What
seems to happen is that a linebreak is added to the beginning of
text content in the target element just as the animation starts
either opening or closing, and is only removed on completion of the
animation. Whatsmore, there is a brief "flash" of the whole target
DIV just as the animation begins on a hidden element.
I am using Firefox 1.5.0.9, Mac OS X 10.4.8 - sorry IE users if
there is a bit of dodgy CSS - I should get a PC for testing.
Any help greatly appreciated and as I get better I'll hopefully be
able to return the assistance... or if you need ActionScript help,
I'm sure I can do that right now!!
Cheers
SJ
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