Update - I discovered that the loaded content does hide like it's
supposed to before fadeIn in Internet Explorer if the div that's
loaded on the page I'm getting doesn't have position: absolute; in the
css. I need it to have an absolute position or it breaks the layout
though, the content I'm load
This works in firefox, I load the page into a div, hide it using $
(this).hide() then fade it in. The first function here fixes the issue
with fade in destroying cleartype text - but in IE you initially see
the ugly text and then when the fadeIn is done you get the cleartype
text. Before that noth
this page starts out loading content with .load from a php page that
returns different content depending on the URL parameters or a
default. After it is loaded any other link loads pages using .ajax
with nice animations. I can't figure out how to do a fadein or
anything else to the initial page .
I'm using the code below to position a footer div in a flexible layout
with this css
#footer {
position: absolute; /* Needed for Safari */
padding: 1px;
background-color: #e3e3e3;
text-align:center;
height: 20px;
left:230px;
right:30px;
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