[jQuery] Re: Superfish in IE6 showing strange left margin...

Hello Joel, Thanks for responding! Nope, it wasn't that although I can't believe I didn't remove those spaces during my debugging attempts. It's amazing what lack of sleep can do, eh? Upon revisiting, my now (slightly more) rested eyes noticed in Firebug the left margin "gap" in IE6 was being i

[jQuery] Performance Question: A Single "document.ready" or multiple?

Hello, I'm new to jquery and I've been wondering if there are any performance implications to "packing" all of my jquery code into a single instance of "$(document).ready(function()..." or using separate ones for each goal I want to achieve? All the best, Jeffrey

[jQuery] Superfish in IE6 showing strange left margin...

Hello, I'm trying to implement Superfish and I've been testing it in IE6, IE7, Firefox's V2 and V3 and Apple Safari V3.2.1 for Windows (don't have Mac). It's working the way I want it to in all of the above except IE6. I've created a web page showing some screen shots of what I'm seeing along w

[jQuery] Newbie Cluetip Ajax Syntax Question

** I'm sorry if I'm double posting but my previous attempt seems to have disappeared. ** Does the current Cluetip support the jquery 1.3 simplified Ajax $.get technique? $.get( url, params, callback ) Example: $.get("test.cgi", { name: "John", time: "2pm" } ); If so, I'm having a heck of a time

[jQuery] Newbie Cluetip Question

I'm trying to craft a simple Ajax-based Cluetip using a $.get that passes along a singe key/value pair and brings back some simple HTML. I keep getting javascript syntax errors. Here's what I want to accomplish: prodtips.php?p=mbt35 Using the jQuery $.get sample found here: http://docs.jquery.