I also found it using the same method as above (in IE9), but because I was interested to know how it worked I went through all the methods of obfuscation and deception used in order to hide the end...
I'm not completely sure of what is supposed to happen, but from what I can see you're declaring a set of functions if the width is greater than 970 pixels, but you do not execute any of them? Also,...
There wasn't much wrong with the code except that you are not allowed to have strings spanning over multiple lines in the source code. If you want to do that you would need to break them up and...
That line doesn't work properly as it is, right now it's creating an anonymous object, replacing a member with a value then returning the value you replaced it with, which is pointless. The...
Yeah, honestly a function could handle a lot more "features" in my opinion.
For example, you might have had a string with an escaped quote inside it as well:
That line doesn't make sense to me as it is. From what it looks like they are trying to give you the correct attribute name for the name you are passing, eg:
I moved your bordering away from the <li> tags and placed it on the <a> tags instead, that way you would only get a double line at the bottom the the list.
Your child <ul> tags seemed illegally nested without <li> wrappers, so your markup has been changed here.
Some redundant CSS rules were commented out as well as quirks mode being activated...
I didn't correct anything programatic, only shifting some css and the browser detection script to the end of the document to get things working.
(All changes in red)
One reason I can see that might be your problem is that you're iterating through the same resultset twice, the second time obviously starting at the end of the recordset and immediately returning...
Here is what I was thinking, I am still changing the backgroundPosition but on the stylesheet instead of each individual element.
In this example I have 400 Mice animating on the screen (100 in each...
The blue overlay is caused by the image being selected if you double-clicked the control.
To try and prevent this I have removed the <img> tag, and substituted it with a <div> and set the gallery as...