9 times out of 10 this caused by an iframe that has no src attribute
defined. I usually fix this by adding src=javascript:void(0). I have
heard that others have encountered issues using this workaround however;
I have never had any problems with it.
-scott
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This is just to good to keep to ourselves, so I submitted it to Digg :D
http://digg.com/programming/jQuery_1_2_Female_Masturbation_and_the_Vibra
tor_Dilemma
-scott
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URL didnt work. :(
Glen
On 9/12/07, Weaver, Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is just to good to keep to ourselves, so I submitted it to Digg :D
http://digg.com/programming
Very nice!
I think the bouncing is on purpose and is probably using easing or
something similar to achieve the effect.
As for !important, this allows the specific css property value to take
precedence over the same property that might be overriding it. For
example, say I have this define
Hmmm, sounds like a z-index issue. Try setting z-index value of the div
that contains the images and close button to a fairly highly value and
see if that enables you to interact with them images.
Hth,
-scott
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