[jQuery] Re: contents().height() in FF

:   $().scrollTo( '+=10px', duration )//or no duration Will be enough. Cheers Ariel Flesler On 31 ene, 19:34,Sebioff[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Uh, allright, I'm sorry...I guess I found a solution. The trick is to wrap the content in a span, and then retrieve the spans height. But still, I

[jQuery] Re: hoverIntent question: how to flush queue?

Entertaining indeed :) Not the solution you requested, but what about some sort of global variable where you store whether there's still an open div (for example, set it to 1 after slideDown, to 0 after slideUp), and if there's an open div just don't call the slideDown another time? On 1 Feb.,

[jQuery] Re: contents().height() in FF

in Firefox as well (or it shouldn't give any nasty exceptions, at least)... If someone got an even easier way than the span-wrapping I'd be glad to hear about! On 31 Jan., 22:14, Sebioff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, i've got a div with overflow:auto. I want to check whether the content of the div

[jQuery] Odd behaviour of image.load()?

Hi, I'm having some troubles using the load() event for images, since it seems to behave totally different in every browser... What I try to do is: - fade an image out - load another image (or the same again) - fade the image in as soon as it's finished loading Heres the code I use for