I take a deeper look at the plugin, and it seems that Firefox has problems
with the "postion: absolut" at line 44
$(elements[i]).css('z-index', String(elements.length-i)).css('position',
'absolute');
only a guess...
but the style-declaration is need, else the hole container jums when fading.
Muckinger wrote:
>
> I push the thread a little bit, because we really need a Cross-Browser
> Solution for such Fading-Stuff.
> I tested a lttle bit more, but until now no solution for Safari and
> Firefox 1.5 worked.....
>
>
>
> Muckinger wrote:
>>
>> I use Firefox 1.5. Maybe this Version causes the Problem. Maybe anybody
>> have a Solution für all Main-Browsers...
>>
>> I also tried the new Windows-Version of Safari. In this Browser the
>> Problem ist that the first Content fade out, but no new Content
>> appears.... hmmm
>>
>>
>>
>> thumblewend wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> On 28/06/2007, at 10:20 PM, Muckinger wrote:
>>>> Sorry fpr the double-Posting, bitte i replied to the wrong message...
>>>>
>>>> Ok, the Problem is fixed in IE with the Class-Definitions in the
>>>> Head. But
>>>> with Firefox the Problem still exists...
>>>> :-(
>>>
>>> At my end, the problem appears to be fixed in IE6, IE7, and the
>>> problem never appeared in Firefox Mac OR Windows (Firefox 2.0.0.4).
>>>
>>>
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