Thanks to all of you for the quick and encouraging reply.
@Andy
I thought developers always checked the source ( asi in, View
Source ). I was told that the code, in former demo was not clear. So I
made this one very redundant and full of comments. Maybe I should add
a sign saying "check the demo source to see how it is done" ?
Ariel Flesler
On 3 ene, 11:56, "Andy Matthews" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Oh...one thing I'd like to see on the demos is a code view. On the various
> links that you can click, I'd like to see exactly what options you're using.
>
>
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> Subject: [jQuery] [ANNOUNCE] jQuery.ScrollTo 1.3 released
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> Hi everyone
>
> jQuery.ScrollTo 1.3 is out, It includes a few fixes, some features and it
> went through a structural change.
>
> Fixed the behavior for Opera which seems to scroll on both <html> and
> <body>. This last change, requires some crossbrowser testing. It works well
> on FF 2.0.0.11, IE 6, Opera 9.22 and Safari 3 beta. All of them on Windows.
> I'd appreciate some feedback on this for other versions/ platforms.
>
> Now the scroll limits are checked, this solves the problem that arised when
> scrolling to the last elements within the scrollable container (or window).
> I'd be grateful to get some confirmations on this too.
>
> I restructured the arguments to make it work like $().animate. Now the
> duration can be specified as a number in the 2nd argument, and the settings
> hash as 3rd. Or the hash settings as 2nd argument, including the option
> 'duration' (or 'speed', backward compatibility is kept).
>
> Finally, I remade the demo, this version shows clearly what each option
> does, also what are all the ways to specify the targeted position (many!). I
> want to improve its look, but that can wait :)
>
> Thanks all.
>
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