[jQuery] Re: jqueryPngFix and links on IE6

2008-10-06 Thread shortStormTrooper

@fazal

position:relative on the link does not always work, it depends on the
complexity of the link's relationship to its parents and to other
elements on the page. Sometimes z-index can help, sometimes nothing in
pure CSS/HTML will fix the problem...

On Oct 5, 10:36 am, Fazal Khan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 With any PNG fix you use jQuery or not, if the link isn't clickable,
 just apply the position:relative; attribute to the link in your css
 file and it will work.

 On Sep 2, 12:28 pm, Giovanni Battista Lenoci [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:

  Hi, I'm using the pngFix plugin to show some png images with
  trasparency.

  These images are part of a list of menu, and each one is inside on
  link tag.

  When the png fix is applied I can see trasparency but the linkable
  area is restricted to the visible part of the image.
  I've putted an example page here:

 http://lab.gianiaz.com/jquery/menupngfix/

  There's only an image in it with dimensions : 200pxX150px.
  If you look the page with firefox and Internet Explorer 7 you will be
  able to click on the entire area of 200x150px.
  With Internet explorer 6 you'll be able to click only on the black
  part of the image.

  I know that pngfix replaces the image with a span, and I can with some
  selector intercept the click on the parent of the span, but maybe
  there's some css fix to make the entire span area clickable.

  Any suggestion?

  Thank you


[jQuery] Link elements in IE

2008-10-02 Thread shortStormTrooper

Creating new link elements and appending them to existing elements on
the page does not seem to work in IE6 or 7. Suspect it may be any
inline elements but haven't tested.

Anyone see this behaviour?


[jQuery] Re: Uploading Plugins

2008-09-29 Thread shortStormTrooper

Thanks for the advice, that's pretty much what i thought but it's not
happening...

I can log in to the old plugins page (the one that says at the top
that the plugins page has been moved), but when I go to the new
plugins page I am not logged in and when I try to log in it says my
username/password are wrong. When I do the 'forgotten password' link
it doesn't accept my email address and on the login/register page
there is nothing to create a new account just a form to log in...

Has anyone tried to do this recently? Maybe something has changed
since the site redesign?

Cheers
Dan

On 28 Sep, 21:17, Ca-Phun Ung [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 To add a new plugin you need to create an account and login. Then go 
 tohttp://plugins.jquery.com/and you should get the option to Add a new plugin
 (see toolbar on the left).

 On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 3:13 AM, shortStormTrooper [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:



  Again, apologies if this is the wrong place to post, it's just that no-
  one has posted in the plugins list for over a year

  How do you get a new plugin added to the plugins page?  Do new plugins
  need to go through some kind of vetting process?

  I've looked all over the site and I can't see anywhere obvious for
  developers to add plugins to the site.

  I've created an account, which lets me login on some pages but says my
  user name is unrecognised on other pages.

  Am I missing something?

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[jQuery] Uploading Plugins

2008-09-28 Thread shortStormTrooper

Again, apologies if this is the wrong place to post, it's just that no-
one has posted in the plugins list for over a year

How do you get a new plugin added to the plugins page?  Do new plugins
need to go through some kind of vetting process?

I've looked all over the site and I can't see anywhere obvious for
developers to add plugins to the site.

I've created an account, which lets me login on some pages but says my
user name is unrecognised on other pages.

Am I missing something?


[jQuery] New Plugin - jMailer

2008-09-26 Thread shortStormTrooper

Hi all,

I've written a new plugin for jQuery called jMailer which creates a
popup form for sending an email with. It's just the front-end, but
should be compatible with a back-end of your choice.

A demonstration (which has been mapped to a single email address to
prevent misuse) can be seen at:

www.danwellman.co.uk/jmailer/jMailerTest.html

See the souce of the HTML for comments relating to usage

I posted in the plugins mailing list but the post has not appeared,
hence this post also. How do I get it on the plugins page of the
jQuery site?

Thanks