[jQuery] Re: Cycle Plugin Adds Relative Position to Slideshow Container

2009-02-11 Thread Mike Alsup
> All of my stylesheets are imported above my Cycle script, and all of > my calls to JQuery are already running only after document.ready > fires. Any other thoughts?  My thought for a workaround is to add a > little bit to my script that removes the position:absolute inline > style, but that seem

[jQuery] Re: Cycle Plugin Adds Relative Position to Slideshow Container

2009-02-11 Thread Derek Perkins
All of my stylesheets are imported above my Cycle script, and all of my calls to JQuery are already running only after document.ready fires. Any other thoughts? My thought for a workaround is to add a little bit to my script that removes the position:absolute inline style, but that seems like an

[jQuery] Re: Cycle Plugin Adds Relative Position to Slideshow Container

2009-02-10 Thread Mike Alsup
> My issue is that in Firefox, IE and Opera, Cycle adds in some inline > style elements (overflow:hidden), but in WebKit, it also adds > (position:relative).  Why would it be doing that only in those > browsers? It doesn't only do that in Webkit browsers. It does that if the element reports that