I'm using some Javascript libraries to utilize RGB slider objects on my site.
This really isn't a problem, more of a perculiarity. The code only works in Mozilla and Safari if the tags to include the library scripts are at the VERY top of the page, and nowhere else. I've tried putting them lower in the page, or inside the <head> tag, or even just below the <html> tag, but they all make the code dysfunctional.
My guess is one or more of the numerous other external javascript files are also using onload events, thus cancelling any which may be present in your slider's external scripts....
Or merely ignore the underlying problem because removing the externals scripts from the flow of the document and placing them above/outside the document appears to fix the problem....
I admit, it's probably voo-doo coding, but it makes it function flawlessly in all the major browsers. I'm not an Javascript expert, but I have spent way too much time fixing trivial JS issues to bother with this.
Either way, like I said, putting it at the top of the page isn't a problem for me.
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