I'd be interested to hear a solution to this too. In the mean time it
may be helpful to know a couple of workarounds that have helped in the
past:
- Use .wrap("<span></span>" to wrap your element inside another and
fade that instead. (Just make sure the span remains display:inline)
- In IE only: add a handler for the propertychange event which tests
for display==block and immediately changes it back to display:none.
(Seemed to work ok on a corporate intranet using IE with an older
version of jquery a while back, but no use for Firefox etc)
George
On Nov 3, 11:14 pm, Stanley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When using fadein or fadeout they both set the element to
> display:block - is it possible to tell it to set it to display:
> inline instead?
