This is strictly an IE6 problem. (Of course, if it would be a problem
anywhere, you can guarantee IE6 would be involved!)
We have a site that uses jq-innerfade.js and a customized version of
pngfix_map.js. After a certain amount of struggle, we got it to work
acceptably on IE6, IE7, Firefox 2, wh
I have a page with a slideDown menu. It also contains a number of Java
applets. This causes a problem on Firefox 2.0.0.6. If a Java applet is
running and I click the link to slide down the menu the applet
reloads. It doesn't do it on slideUp, and neither slideDown nor
slideUp provokes any applet r
So this turned out to have nothing to do with jQuery really.
In the course of solving the problem for our web site, I switched from
using pngfix_map.js (which only deals with images in the DOM and
requires CSS-applied PNG background images to be dealt with separately
in IE6-specific CSS files) to
Is it just me or is the left hand column of the New Features section
invisible on IE6?
It doesn't appear to be an instance of the peekaboo bug because mouse
activity and/or scrolling does not reveal the missing material. In
particular, you can't select it with the mouse.
However, the links on th
emove
> the old CSS file.
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> --John
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> On 9/17/07, EdMartin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > Is it just me or is the left hand column of the New Features section
> > invisible on IE6?
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> > It doesn't appear to be an instance of the peekaboo bug
Back in the day, using HTML 4.01, I could check for the presence of a
specified font (different from the default monospace font) by placing
a DIV containing a couple of SPANs, absolutely positioned off-screen
using this kind of arrangement (I'm spreading the tags because I don't
know how this foru
Well, you're right that it works for the usual fonts.
I hadn't noticed that because my interest in having such a test
derives from the desire to detect if users have the necessary fonts
installed to display MathML in documents served as
http://www.w3.org/TR/MathML2/dtd/xhtml-math11-f.dtd";>
So
Yes. That certainly would have been an issue if I were doing the
testing on an XHTML 1.1 page. In fact, however, I'm doing it on a kind
of "gateway" page that gives access to more than one distance-learning
courses, only one of which (a Calculus course) needs the full MathML
capability. So I serve
Because we're still checking for possible issues with plugins, we're
stuck on jQuery 1.2.6 for the moment.
My problem arise in a context where I have a ... that contains, among other things, a number of nested clusters of
the following form:
The div.outer is sized and absolutely positione
continues to work in all the sensible browsers,
but now it works in IE7 too.
That's a weight off my mind!
Ed
On Feb 6, 1:51 pm, EdMartin wrote:
> Because we're still checking for possible issues with plugins, we're
> stuck on jQuery 1.2.6 for the moment.
>
> My probl
I have a setup like this
Bullet
where there is an unknown number of wrapping "wrapper" divs. I want to
select the uppermost divs that contain a span.bullet, regardless of
the amount of wrapping. All such uppermost span.bullet-containg divs
will be wrapped to the same dept
7;div:has(>span.bullet)').length;
> });
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> On May 22, 9:54 pm, EdMartin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > I have a setup like this
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closest to the span with $
> ('span.bullet').parents('div.wrapper:first') or furthest out from the
> span with $('span.bullet').parents('div.wrapper:last')
>
> --Karl
> _____
> Karl Swedbergwww.englishrules.comwww.learningjquery.com
>
I'm probably going about this all wrong. So I'm hopeful that sharper
minds than mine can set me straight.
I have a bunch of bulleted lists on a page. I want them to be
displayed initially so that only the first two items of any list with
more than two items are shown, with the remainder being rep
FF, IE6&7
and Opera 9.27. If you're interested, please take a look at
http://www.gogsat.com/Testimonials.htm
Ed
On Jun 10, 9:45 pm, EdMartin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm probably going about this all wrong. So I'm hopeful that sharper
> minds than mine can set m
I have an into which users enter symbolic logic
expressions, where the non-keyboard logical symbols are supplied by a
short array of buttons. The click functions for these buttons use the
getSelection and replaceSelection functions from the rather ancient
fieldSelection plugin. In particular, the
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