Klaus: Have you by any chance checked if this works in Safari with an image? (Flash is fine.) It looks like this is essentially a scripted version of this CSS trick:
http://www.cssplay.co.uk/layouts/background2.html ...which breaks in Safari. It distorts the image in the direction you resize the window rather than scaling it proportionally. So I'd been trying on and off for a little while now to do what you've done here, and failing. But I just tried your plugin, and the behavior seems the same. I was just wondering if it was something I was doing. On 1/30/07, Klaus Hartl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all, sometimes there may be the need for having Flash movies being 100% wide while keeping it's ratio. That means they should not only change the width but also the height on window resize. Because I needed it, I've created a simple plugin for that: http://stilbuero.de/jquery/ratio/ Just put in your flash movie and put in the correct values for width and height, like: <div id="demo"> <object ... width="300" height="200"> ... </object> </div> $('#demo').keepRatio(); http://stilbuero.de/jquery/ratio/ This also works with an image that has a width and a height attribute. I also wanted the plugin to fix the click-to-activate problem in IE, thus that's what the container was needed for, but with the simple demo that doesn't work anymore suddenly (which is why I love IE, because on Plazes it works fine on a real page I'm working on). I have commented that out for the time being. Don't know if it's best name for it, I'm open for better ideas. Have fun, Klaus _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
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