Well, you may need to adjust how you are going about "minimizing"
table content. I tried to do something very similar with a series of
tables I had on a page. On my page users were able to filter rows
based upon certain criteria, when a row was filtered (hidden) I had to
use the .fadeTo() method f
I think, that this is not related to jQuery.
The problem is how different browsers interpret th.
Not tested, but this should work in IE, but not in FF - right?
There is another problem which is opposite to those
Try to make this on tbody - i.e toggle the th and look the result in
IE and FF.
Solut
I've update the code, try
http://labs.cloudream.name/jquery/tbody-slidetoggle.html
It seems the enchant doesn't work at all. :-(
On May 22, 12:02 am, Brian Schilt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've had these similar problems with trying to animate table rows and
> cells. this problem is related
On May 21, 2008, at 12:02 PM, Brian Schilt wrote:
I don't think there is a common download area for Enchant, just Google
it and you'll find a bunch of places to download it. Let us know how
it plays out.
The "Enchant" effects are part of jQuery UI now. You can build a
download of just the
I've had these similar problems with trying to animate table rows and
cells. this problem is related to animations that adjust the width of
the TR and TD elements. I've found that if I use animations that do
not adjust the width, it acts fine. I would recommend you check out
jQuery Enchant library
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