> Hence the word "unchainable."
What do you mean ? The methods of rule objects are chainable, they
always return the rule object.
Of course a rule object doesn't have a 'rule' method that is, in fact,
the rule constructor.
Is like expecting something like this to work:
$('div').hide().$('p').show();
> Also, your plugin does not work on IE7.
That's odd, I just tried the demo with my IE7 and it worked
completely, can you describe the problems you find ?
CSS DOM rules are VERY buggy so there'll always be weak points.
Specially for animations.
Cheers
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Ariel Flesler
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