[jQuery] slideToggle() behavior change between 1.3.2 and 1.2.6

[moritz]

Whereas jQuery1.2.6 showed the expected behavior, something changed in
version 1.3.2.  Under certain circumstances, when the target element
is toggled into the hidden state, it automatically reappears.  I
believe that it only occurs, if there are only floating elements in
the target.  I narrowed it down to the following example:





$(document).ready(function(){
  $(".collapseme").show()
  $(".clickme").click(function() {
$("body").find(".collapseme").slideToggle();
  });
});



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Is this a bug?  Is this known?

[jQuery] Re: How can I center the horizontal submenu in the Superfish nav-bar style?

[moritz]

I'm still interested in getting input on my question below.

Trying to insert a  was only partially successful, as now the
"current" entry flickers through sometimes when mousing over the top
menu.

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Thanks in advance.

On Jan 13, 2:23 pm, moritz  wrote:
> I really would like to use Superfish's horizontal nav-bar style - I
> especially like the memory feature for the current page, but instead
> of the submenu entries being left aligned, I would need the submenu
> being centered around the selected main menu.  Is there a way for me
> to achieve such a feat?
>
> I've read someplace else about using text-aligned, but when I tried to
> apply it to Superfish's CSS, nothing changed.
>
> Thanks for any pointers.

[jQuery] How can I center the horizontal submenu in the Superfish nav-bar style?

[moritz]

I really would like to use Superfish's horizontal nav-bar style - I
especially like the memory feature for the current page, but instead
of the submenu entries being left aligned, I would need the submenu
being centered around the selected main menu.  Is there a way for me
to achieve such a feat?

I've read someplace else about using text-aligned, but when I tried to
apply it to Superfish's CSS, nothing changed.

Thanks for any pointers.