Joel Birch wrote: > Thought I'd check it out on Safari > 2.0.4 for you. Good news. It works exactly like it does in Mac FF2. > Joel,
Good news! I am constantly trepid of Safari's javascript handling abilities && am happy to hear my syntax was parser friendly ;) > The only strange thing I noticed in both browsers was this: Click the > 'view' link for '4. No Overlay, Styled Overlay' and then activate the > styled overlay modal. Close both of these modals and then click the > 'view' link for '1. Defaults'. This modal is now styled exactly like > the styled overlay modal was from example 4, except that the overlay > is grey instead of green. This involves preservation of the cssWindow class. A simple fix would be to use $.removeClass() in the close function to purge the window of any classes added during preparation [$.jqmPrepare()]. I'd like to see how it handles multiple classes (seperated by a space). As the plugin should be un-obtrusive... this is probably a good thing to implement. Thanks for noticing && glad you like the plugin! ~ Brice _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
