For some reason, Internet Explorer doesn't seem to like the attr()
function.
// switch all tabs with the class 'active' off
$(".active").attr({ class: "tab" });
// switch *this* tab to have the 'active' class
$(this).attr({class:"tab active"});
Changing it to
// switch all tabs with the class 'active' off
$(".active").toggleClass("highlight");
// switch *this* tab to have the 'active' class
$(this).addClass("active");
seems to be the trick :o)
At least it works in my Internet Explorer 7 now.
On 10 Maj, 07:28, churock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey every,
>
> My Java skills are virtually non-existent, but i have been able to make use
> of some code to create a slideup and down effect on my content (doing this
> as to not have multiple html pages, but also because it looks pretty slick).
>
> In both Safari and Firefox the website functions perfectly, however,
> Internet explorer does not even begin to create the effect rendering the
> site useless.
>
> I am really unsure of what to do at this point, so i thought i would ask the
> community for some help.
>
> The website is:
>
> http://www.gogreenecycles.com
>
> Any help you could provide, or direct me to, would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks again,
>
> Chad.
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