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If ie6 support is absolutely required...

You could always add a javascript (after loading complete) to determine the image's width, and resize if it is determined to be above your maximum...
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More specifically, the validator is looking at the background color, and comparing it against every foreground element. <p>, text, <h3>, etc. Note that it may not take into consideration that your...

Yes, you definitely can use CSS.

The trick is to only specify ONE dimension, and then it will scale proportionally. As for getting it to a percentage... EMaks is correct, you need a value to scale...

Well, the one thing I did note when originally reading your example... you coded "panel", but in your jquery you use "panes"... Is that a typo? It would explain the problem...

Dekker (Why Not Fix...

Another option, easier to implement though less reliable than counting, is to add a new hidden field, called "theCount"


<input type="hidden" value="0" id="theValue"/>
<input type="hidden"...

If I understand your problem correctly, this is the page you want to read:

http://api.jquery.com/multiple-selector/

In short, use commas between selectors to have multipler selectors.

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Yeah, and if you want the reason, it's to keep malicious developers from scripting a malicious site... Imagine - a visitor lands on a page, but it shows an error message, and says it will forward you...