Hi, Robert (is it Robert?) (Seems a little strange to say hi to "quik3r"...but, whatever...)
Anyway, I'm sorry I don't know enough about JS or jQuery to answer your question (I'm new to it all, too), but I do like the transparent, drop-down menu on the "Verrico Associates" site. I've been thinking about using something like that. Is that from a jQuery plug-in? Or straight JS? Or do you (or anyone else) know of a jQuery plug-in that will create semi-transparent drop-down menus? Rick > -----Original Message----- > From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of qwik3r > Sent: Saturday, November 24, 2007 5:00 PM > To: jQuery (English) > Subject: [jQuery] Problem with jquery toggler conflicting with another jquery > script > > > Hello, I must be up front and say that I know very little about JS. I > only know enough to basically implement it and follow instructions and > sometimes diagnose problems, but this time not being one of them. > > This is an issue of a jquery toggler not working in IE6 vs FF.I have a > few other jquery scripts on the site as well, one for smooth scroll > and one for lightbox. > > On my site www.robertngordon.com/web if you scroll down to the > description of the projects (under the large picture) you will see a > 'read more...' link in FF which exposes a hidden block of text after > clicking, but you won't see it in IE6. That is the problem. > > I have discovered that it is a conflict between the lightbox js file > that I have and one of the 3 other jquery related javascript files > that I am using, and I have no idea how to really diagnose it. One > might say why not just use another lightbox file, well there has been > alot of chopping of this lightbox file to work with flickr, but that > isn't the problem, I tested it and checked, even adding the original > back and still had the same problem (pre messing with the code). > > Any help to resolve this would be appreciated, thanks.
