Ahem.. :)
Ariel Flesler
On 23 nov, 01:19, Flesler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I released 0.9.2, this version should work with Opera and Safari.
> Added support for queue, dequeue and animate. YES, animate :D
> That means you can animate thousands of elements without going through
> the animatio
I released 0.9.2, this version should work with Opera and Safari.
Added support for queue, dequeue and animate. YES, animate :D
That means you can animate thousands of elements without going through
the animation process with EACH one. This should be benchmarked, but
it should be much faster than
@Guy
According to quirkmode's comparation, the method to add/remove rules
in opera 8 is 'untestable'.
http://www.quirksmode.org/dom/w3c_css.html Under: "Changing style
sheets"
I tried it on Opera 9.22 and it worked, the rules were removed, but
the DOM didn't react, same happened in Safari Win.
>works fine at the Demopage :)
That's because there are already rules for p's, spans and buttons. The
plugin creates/modifies CSS rules, it doesn't alter the style
attribute of elements. It doesn't iterate over them. So having 1
TD's and doing $.rule('td {color:red}').appendTo('*') will affec
Guy Fraser schrieb:
I assume there is some way to say "get the styles applied to element X
and apply the same styles to element Y"?
Is that what you try?
$.rule('p,span,button','style').css('color','red').append('font-size:17px');
works fine at the Demopage :)
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Viele Grüße, Olaf
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Flesler wrote:
> The plugin is meant to work well in IE6 and FF2, Windows, that's what
> I tested on. CSS rules are quite buggy among browsers, so I don't
> think it will survive in most untested environments.
> Example: http://www.freewebs.com/flesler/jQuery.Rule/
>
I did some testing on Windo
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