Hi Anton,
While I think it's a Firefox bug, the most recent version of clueTip
lets you work around it:
http://jquery.com/plugins/project/cluetip/
You can use the $.cluetip.setup function to change where the clueTip
divs are placed in the DOM. For example:
$.cluetip.setup({
insertionType: 'prependTo',
insertionElement: '#container'
});
The most recent version also shows clueTips with a straight .show()
by default. If you want a .fadeIn() effect, you can set that option
like so:
$('your-selector').cluetip({
fx: {open: ' fadeIn', openSpeed: 'fast'}
});
Hope that helps.
--Karl
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www.englishrules.com
www.learningjquery.com
On Sep 10, 2007, at 11:03 AM, Anton wrote:
no flicker with wrapper-div:
http://www.media-giganten.de/test/cluetip-test/index.html
flicker without div and changed fx:
http://www.media-giganten.de/test/cluetip-test/index_flick.html
Is this a Firefox bug, not a Cluetip bug? I so wish this issue could
be solved somehow..
PS. I noticed in Firebug that the two example pages differ from each
other in that body gets style="position:static" when hovering, is that
relevant to the problem? Maybe it treats the DOM as "fresh", thus
reloading the Flash? Just a long shot..
Thanks in advance,
/Anton
