Okay, I figured out myself where the problem lay. I used some headers in the list (<h5>), and firefox got messed up with that. So I solved the problem by giving some list titles (<dt>) a class, which I configured in CSS. Voila.
On May 31, 10:01 pm, wopij <jip.bre...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, > I just included some Jquery on my portfolio page. Every project slide > open and close when you click on it.http://wopij.com/work > But I just found out that it doesn't work in Firefox on my mac. It > does in Safari (I can't test on windows). > I put everything in a <dl id=workcontent>, so the project names in a > <dt> and the content in <dd>. I let Jquery look for the <dt> and if > you click on it, it will slide open. > > $('#workcontent').find('dd').hide().end().find('dt').click(function > () { > $(this).next().slideToggle(); > }); > > Just like in the tutorial on the jquery page. > Also all the subheadings are missing, you can only see the first one > (video), but there are more (animation, web, other). > > Now where does the problem lie? Should I use all <a> links instead of > <dt> ? And how can I let Jquery act the same way then as it does now? > Thank you very much in advance, > Jip > ~wopij.com
