Mitchell, >How generous of you to go into this detail and give me so many options. >Sadly I tried all of these techniques and none of them worked. > >1. The mixing of the ID and class in my first example still didn't work. > >2. The idea of adding the additional class xyz to the existing class didn't >work. It may be because > >class="glossy iradius50" > >"glossy" is a cool plugin that modifies button images so they have curved >edges and look like glass and "iradius50" is a parameter for glossy. Glossy >is just is.
What is this "glossy" plug-in your using? I have a feeling that plug-in may be changing your images from normal <img /> HTML tags to something embedded in a <canvas /> tag or to SVG. If that's the case, then it's definitely going to affect jQuery--because the images are no longer HTML components (plus, those elements would no longer exist in the DOM.) -Dan
