On Jan 2, 3:22 pm, audiofreak9 wrote:
> Just an off the hip thought, IE7 may still have the pseudo issues in IE6 and
> earlier...
>
I thought jQuery had its own model, so it can use stuff that isn't
even in IE7, like some CSS3 selectors. Anyway, I can't even seem to
get non-pseudo stuff to work.
I've tried :odd, :even, and :nth-child. They work fine in IE8 but not
in IE7 (using compatibility mode to check). Is this common or
something I have to figure out? I'm just striping a table at
http://celestialchurchqueens.org
with: $('tr:nth-child(even)').addClass('alt'); I temporarily tried
loa
I just tried a simple alternate colored table rows in jQuery 1.3.2.
It works fine in the good browsers, works in IE8, but doesn't in IE7.
I thought jQuery worked in IE7. I'm using the IE multitester suite.
(It doesn't work in IE6 either, but I stopped thinking about IE6
except in the "dead" sense ;
I'm learning jQuery and using it with Joomla, which has huge style
sheets. Things that worked in my simple HTML training page didn't in
Joomla, due to CSS conflicts. I realized that although its use is
discouraged in a style sheet, !important makes things a lot easier if
I use it in my small jQuery
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