awesome.
thanks a million times, I would never have thought of that.
Worked the same in Chrome, FF, IE7.
My 2 cents...
PS. Thanks Stephan for the tip...
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On Wed, Feb 4, 2009 at 4:51 PM, Stephan Veigl wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I played around with your site and code a little bit (hope this was ok :-
Hi,
I played around with your site and code a little bit (hope this was ok :-).
What I discovered was that FF (and others) seems to have problems with
setting (or animating) the width of an empty div via css. Adding a
$('.main_content').html(" ");
before your open animation will do the trick.
btw, I fixed the "Could not get the display property. Invalid
argument" error.
but that didn't help either...
will do what you suggested about the content loading, thanks!
I temporarily disabled the content loading but it didn't have any
effect on the animations :(
Hi,
I took a short look on your code and noticed that you load your main
content after the animation has finished. Is this really what you want
to do? Shouldn't it be rather that the main content is loaded in
background as soon as the link is clicked, and set to visible after
the animation has fi
uh that's odd, I don't get any errors in FF (except Warning: Error in
parsing value for property 'opacity'. Declaration dropped.)
I know it's not usable in IE6 as I haven't done anything towards IE
compatibility yet.
thanks for telling me about the error, though.
so... does it work for everyon
Similar to what amuhlou said, when I tried IE6 I'm getting that Line
12 error after clicking on a letter. Additionally, the footer is not
displayed, and the graphics just crap out not displaying half of them
initially and very flakey on mouseover.
It seems to work fine on FF3 though.
On Feb 3,
an additional note: I have script debugging enabled in IE7:
tools>internet options>advanced>under Browsing, uncheck "disable
script debugging (internet explorer)" and "disable script debugging
(other)"
it's enough to tell you that a problem exists... not really where to
find it though
I decided to check your site in IE7 to see how it's supposed to behave
and I found a runtime error from Line 12 of your jQuery 1.3 file
("Could not get the display property. Invalid argument"). The error
is triggered after you click one of the big letters in the middle and
the content panel opens
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