[jQuery] Scrolling Flash control in a jCarousel

tarts to slide it out, the flash truly does not respond well, flickering in a most unpleasant manner. Anybody out there have luck with sliding a div containing a flash movie without it getting all ugly? Would like to know if this is asking too much from a browser.. Thanks all Reuben

[jQuery] Re: Superfish Menu Fade-out

Thanks Joel Hadn't heard of Accordion but I'll give it a go. I agree, the delay stuff isn't needed quite so much with my nav. I'll see what I can do with it :o) Cheers On 7 May, 15:41, "Joel Birch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Reuben, > >

[jQuery] Re: Superfish Menu Fade-out

x but IE7 balks... Thanks! On Apr 21, 2:43 pm, Reuben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks both, > > This is great - I've implemented it here (I'm just the coder on this > project):http://mga.id.au/test/where it works really nicely although > not in IE7. I checked out the dem

[jQuery] Re: Superfish Menu Fade-out

Thanks both, This is great - I've implemented it here (I'm just the coder on this project): http://mga.id.au/test/ where it works really nicely although not in IE7. I checked out the demo on IE7 and didn't have similar problems so I'm sure I just need to have a go at debugging it. So far so awe

[jQuery] Superfish Menu Fade-out

about getting it to animate out? I've looked at the Events/bind documentation somewhat but I've wound up with various incorrect effects! TIA Reuben

[jQuery] Create unique class for links inside the tabs?

Hi Bernd: Thanks for your great work. I'm new to CSS and jQuery, so forgive me if there is an obvious answer to this. I'm trying to replace the inside contents of a tab section with individual links. However, as soon as I throw the tags on something, the link inherits the class of the tab sectio