[jQuery] Re: jquery tabs and IE 6
jafar1978 wrote: Hi, I have been using JQuery and it is great. I have a problem which is related to viewing more than anything else. When I click on the tab the text of the div appears on the right of the last tab rather under the tabs. When I use FireFox the text is displayed correctly. I have tried using a table and setting the alignment to left. Or just setting the text to left and using a p. None of these worked. Any suggestions. Regards, --jh You need to include the IE specific style sheet as well, also found in the download. Maybe I should make that a bit clearer on the demo page. It's hidden in Conditional Comments. Have a look at the source code in the demo. You need this: !-- Additional IE/Win specific style sheet (Conditional Comments) -- !--[if lte IE 7] link rel=stylesheet href=jquery.tabs-ie.css type=text/css media=projection, screen ![endif]-- -- Klaus
[jQuery] Re: jquery tabs and IE 6
Hi Klaus, First of all, what you have created is the best I have ever seen. It is just so fantastic. This is what I did: I included the the jquery.tabs-ie.css file in the dir. then I uncommented the following: Recommended usage (Conditional Comments): !--[if lte IE 7] link rel=stylesheet href=tabs_ie.css type=text/css media=projection, screen / ![endif]-- in the jquery.tabs-ie.css Do I need to do anything else? Regards, --jh On May 16, 11:18 am, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: jafar1978 wrote: Hi, I have been using JQuery and it is great. I have a problem which is related to viewing more than anything else. When I click on the tab the text of the div appears on the right of the last tab rather under the tabs. When I use FireFox the text is displayed correctly. I have tried using a table and setting the alignment to left. Or just setting the text to left and using a p. None of these worked. Any suggestions. Regards, --jh You need to include the IE specific style sheet as well, also found in the download. Maybe I should make that a bit clearer on the demo page. It's hidden in Conditional Comments. Have a look at the source code in the demo. You need this: !-- Additional IE/Win specific style sheet (Conditional Comments) -- !--[if lte IE 7] link rel=stylesheet href=jquery.tabs-ie.css type=text/css media=projection, screen ![endif]-- -- Klaus
[jQuery] Re: jquery tabs and IE 6
Hi Klaus, You are the best. That did it...Thank you for the great app and your answer. Regards, --jh On May 16, 11:18 am, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: jafar1978 wrote: Hi, I have been using JQuery and it is great. I have a problem which is related to viewing more than anything else. When I click on the tab the text of the div appears on the right of the last tab rather under the tabs. When I use FireFox the text is displayed correctly. I have tried using a table and setting the alignment to left. Or just setting the text to left and using a p. None of these worked. Any suggestions. Regards, --jh You need to include the IE specific style sheet as well, also found in the download. Maybe I should make that a bit clearer on the demo page. It's hidden in Conditional Comments. Have a look at the source code in the demo. You need this: !-- Additional IE/Win specific style sheet (Conditional Comments) -- !--[if lte IE 7] link rel=stylesheet href=jquery.tabs-ie.css type=text/css media=projection, screen ![endif]-- -- Klaus
[jQuery] Re: jquery tabs and IE 6
jafar1978 wrote: Hi Klaus, First of all, what you have created is the best I have ever seen. It is just so fantastic. This is what I did: I included the the jquery.tabs-ie.css file in the dir. then I uncommented the following: Recommended usage (Conditional Comments): !--[if lte IE 7] link rel=stylesheet href=tabs_ie.css type=text/css media=projection, screen / ![endif]-- in the jquery.tabs-ie.css Do I need to do anything else? Err, you mustn't uncomment that in the stylesheet itself, although IE will probably load the stylesheet somehow... You need to include the whole snippet I gave you in the head element of your page. Yes, inside the HTML comments. Google for Conditional Comments for more information. -- Klaus
