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Where is your opacity function?
all functions are in the head section,but I've also tried them directly on the link.

No error message.

I'm jQuerying it, at least partly. Not to worry.
Cheers.

I'm re-posting a page coded in 2006, pre-Chrome: it's appropriate to leave the code in its primitive state, as it's an obit.

However, I cannot get a series of fades to fire in Chrome. I've tried...

Hi Colleagues,

Having trouble getting jQuery stop() working.

The architecture is:

Main page:
menu div
and
#loadit div, into which the menu links load html pages.

Thanks for that.

Interesting!
No, I meant "wipe"—movie terminology.

Assume multiple images identical in size and position, in a z-index stack: if you do fadeOut, it works like a movie "dissolve", fast enough and...

I've been browsing through the plugins, and ui, but can't find what I'm looking for: a simple wipe, LTR, or RTL as well would be good.

Any suggestions?

cheers

Been playing with 007Julien's solution, and can bind the function to a mousdown to go with the enlarging, and with a click to bring the image to the top, from wherever.

But I'm going to suss out...

Hi, and thankyou: two economical and elegant solutions.

The more you know, the easier it gets?

Cheers, and thanks again.

Hi,

just to clarify:

Photo1 is z-index:50;
photo2 starts as z:49, and needs to be z:51 when enlarged;
photo3 starts as z:48 and needs to be z:52 when enlarged;
photo4 starts as z:47 and...

The problem, in brief:

30+ small images, layered on top of eachother... old photos, in chronological order, starting from the earliest:earliest photo has highest z-index.

With jQuery, 2...

solved:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/askie/archive/2009/03/23/understanding-compatibility-modes-in-internet-explorer-8.aspx

Not sure if I'm in the right department, but my problem is a css problem:

in IE8, with compatability mode on, I have a text positioning problem, on one element only; all other windows and mac...

That's encouraging: I'm assuming that your check was after the new script link was added? Not getting anything like that via Parallels.

... yes, it makes one wary of claims to valid code!



Semantic elements: well, having checked out what they are, I think I am...
html5shiv: was unaware of this--thanks again; will try that...

Thanks for that. I'll do some more tests.



Sigh: I thought I was.

I'm using html 5, with nothing at all flash in the way of css--it vaildates (except for msie's homebrewed opacity); I've...

Several of my pages improve (a lot) when they're shown in IE's "Compatability View": so I'm putting in a removable notice about using it, nested in conditional comments.

That's fine, but if a...

"Compatability View" seems to fix the rendering. Haven't time to figure out why a later-model IE needs to be backwards-compatible to render, correctly, as do all the other major browsers.

Any...

Thanks: thought I might make life simpler with Parallels, but...

IE (9,8,7 thru Parallels on a Mac) is not, or only partially, rendering styles on certain links; same behaviour across the versions:

a[href^="javascript"] {
text-decoration:underline;...

Thanks for that.

Can you clarify?

Thru Parallels, yes, the scrolling also works—if you know where to put the mouse: but the arrows aren't displayed, only a thin white line. That's another...

IE (9,8,7 thru Parallels on a Mac) is not, or only partially, rendering styles on certain links; same behaviour across the versions:

a[href^="javascript"] {
text-decoration:underline;...

yea, thanks! I had a nap, woke up and came to the same conclusion. Long night.

cheers

At dimwit's end.

Styles work when in head of document, but not as external css file: background images for body and div not loading.

Using html 5; tried 4; tried another machine; other...

so did I... but I'm keeping my Zeds for now :)

IE & Chrome use different engines: Chrome and Safari use both use 'webkit'; you can hack both, but it probably isn't germaine here.

My only suggestion would be to separate your layers more: and...