arate statement instead of chaining them as a last
resort. If that doesn't work, I think I may have to give up on using
HTML5 for this for now - it's not worth the time it's taking. :
( Thanks again for the help.
On Sep 15, 2:35 pm, Perceptes wrote:
> Fantastic!! Thanks for those ex
ks fine. If you provide jQuery a single tag then it will use
> createElement, ex:
>
> $('')
> .append( $('').append( $('http://www.w3.org";>Guest') )
> .append( $('').append( $('This is the comment p>') ) );
>
&g
Hi all,
I've encountered a problem with the combination of jQuery, IE, and
HTML5 elements. HTML5 elements inserted into the page after initial
load via jQuery's DOM manipulation functions are not parsed correctly
by IE, even with Remy Sharp's HTML5 shiv script.
With the help of jgraham from the
Hi all,
I'm working on an interface with two different chains of animations.
The page shows 5 pets and allows the user to click on one of them for
details. When one is clicked, the other pets disappear, the selected
one's image slides to the left and the content appears. When the image
is clicked
I have two questions about animate.
1) Animate's callback is called once for every element matched
against. What's the proper way to handle a situation where you want
some code to run only once when all matched elements' animations have
finished? In pseduocode:
$("this matches 4 elements").anima
Hi all,
I've got a Superfish with Supersubs horizontal menu that is having an
issue I haven't been able to solve in IE7. The list items at the top
level of my navigation have fixed widths to align with the background
graphic, so they need to stay the same width all the time. However,
when you hov
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