Not sure - do you have a sample that we can look at?
--John
On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 6:16 AM, Adam Jessop <a...@infused-gaming.net> wrote:
> Hi,
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> I am working on a site where are wanting to create a full screen site using
> percentages for positioning and displaying of content. As part of the
> project we also want to have some animation to bring objects onto the page.
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> We have the objects in their correct positions using relative positioning
> and negative top values for example:
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> #myDiv{ top: -26%;}
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> This is where we wish the animation to end with the block in position so
> therefore its starting value in the CSS could be: “top: 0%”.
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> Now I made the assumption that my js to achieve this would be:
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> $(‘#myDiv’).animate({top : “-26%”});
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> After testing this, it became clear that the animate function was ignoring
> the ‘%’ sign and was just applying ‘-26px’ instead.
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> After positing this directly to John Resig via twitter I got a response
> asking me to try:
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> $(‘#myDiv’).animate({top : “-=26%”});
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> However the object always animates to: “top: 0px” regardless of its starting
> position, percentage value and the +=, -= notation.
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> Is this a bug or am I missing something here? – Using JQuery 1.3.2
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> Adam Jessop.
