Thanks Mike!
But again, the solutions being suggested are outside of the plugin itself. Changing a doc type is easy, but not always practical because of other effects it may have on the page/site. It's really up to BlockUI to address this. Ideally, a plugin should be designed to account for the most common environments in which it will operate. IE6 is still a major player with at least 20% (some say as high as 35%) market share among web users. I hate compensating for IE6 as much as the next guy, but it's a necessary evil. JR On Oct 21, 5:12 pm, Mike Alsup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Thanks for all the suggestions guys, but I've kind of narrowed my > > preference down to blockUI for the job at hand. Believe me, I've tried > > them all, and they all have their share of quirks. Does anyone have a > > suggestion for fixing the blockUI bug? If not, do know how I can > > contact it's author directly? Thanks again for your help so far! > > If you look at the code you will see that blockUI has lots of ie6 > specific sizing logic. But the sizing problems are made even more > challenging when a page is running in quirksmode, as yours is. I > think you'll see this problem go away if you use a strict doctype. > > Mike
