I second Erik on this, can you elaborate on your issue? Maybe send a screen shot of what you are getting?
On 7/17/07, Erik Beeson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm not sure what problem you're having. The pages appear to render identically in FF and Safari... What about it do you think isn't working right? In looking through the generated source in firebug, it appears that all of your classes are getting added to the correct elements... Actually, upon closer inspection, there is a small 1px white line between the column headers in FF that isn't in Safari, but it isn't bad, and is probably the result of a rendering difference between the browsers, not a jQuery issue. --Erik On 7/16/07, Will Kelly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > Not sure if this is a bug or not, but Firefox seems not to properly > apply a series of class names. > > Here's the example > http://www.logicbox.net/jquery/pricetable/short-css.html > > with a 'console.log' to fix the firefox rendering. > http://www.logicbox.net/jquery/pricetable/short-css-firefox-fix.html > > Thinking that this might be to with specificity I did a version with > more verbose CSS. > http://www.logicbox.net/jquery/pricetable/verbose-css.html > http://www.logicbox.net/jquery/pricetable/verbose-css-firefox-fix.html > > Again the same problem crops up in Firefox. They all work fine in > IE6/7, Safari 3beta etc. > > Very odd, any ideas? This one's been annoying me for a while now! > > Thanks, > Will > >
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