Hi, now i've found a solution, which removes only the inline-style-
property »filter«. :-)
i've changed
$('#test').show('slow', function() {
$('#test').css('FILTER', '');
$('#test')[0].style.filter = '';
});
to
$('#test').show('slow', function() {
document.all.test.style.removeAttribute("filter", false);
});
removeAttribute("filter", false); removes the inline-style-property
completly. :-)
@Dragan
i understood what happened, but i didn't know how to change the
behavior,
that after an animation with opacity, the filter-property is
overwritten.
Now i can remove this property after calling the animation and the
pngs occur
also in MSIE.
My problem was, that i had to remove the filter-property but NOT the
whole
inline-style.
I've updated my demo - i hope this makes my case clearer.
Now button1 behaves exactly, how i want and button2 looses its
position,
cause the inline-style is completely removed.
http://schep.de/test/test-case/
greetings
Patric
