Interface has long been abandoned, as it was never updated to work with more recent versions of jQuery (1.2+). If you haven't already, you may want to take a look at jQuery UI:
http://ui.jquery.com/ - Richard On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 7:19 AM, Luke Moody <noctuarysmu...@googlemail.com>wrote: > > Hi all, > > I'm fairly new to jQuery (and CSS, come to think of it!), so this > question might have a very simple fix, but I'm at my wits end with two > browsers (Google Chrome & Safari [both on PC]). I'm using the > Interface plugin (http://interface.eyecon.ro/). > > The site in question is here: > http://www.deadredhour.com/temp/sandbox/skinning.html > CSS here: http://www.deadredhour.com/temp/sandbox/wEXAMPLEindows.css > > > In Firefox 3, IE 7 and Opera 9.5, everything's all okay. I've managed > to get multiple windows to open, depending on what link is clicked at > the bottom of the page, each one is draggable, resizable and can be > rolled up and down. Some positioning in the CSS still needs to be > amended, of course, but it's still early days! > > Moving into Chrome and Safari, a few bugs have appeared. Mainly that > when more than one window is open, instead of stacking on-top/behind > each other, they stack vertically, ending up with some being off the > page. Then when some are rolled up, the windows below it move > vertically upwards also. On closing a window (with multiple windows > open), the windows that remain open jump to a seemingly random > position on the page... > > I have a feeling that it's a CSS-based issue, but it's incredibly > perplexing. > > Any help on this would be very welcome indeed. Let me know if code > samples or any further info is needed. > > Thanks in advance, > Luke. >
