I installed ie 8 and it seems to work now, however for one of the images, the positioning is off. It seems as if the top/left corner is being positioned instead of the actual image.
Screenshot here: http://john1.netfirms.com/VAM/screenshot-1.png Also I installed developer toolbar but it shows me no errors when running in IE7 mode. I also have firebug for firefox and no warnings or errors show. I think it may be happening here: var $slide = $(next) in this function -> function onBefore(curr,next,opts) { var $slide = $(next); var w = $slide.outerWidth(); var h = $slide.outerHeight(); $slide.css({ marginTop: (415 - h) / 2, marginLeft: (380 - w) / 2, }); }; since technically there is no next element, it goes back to the front? Still strange why it doesnt work on IE 7 from home or work. I checked it on another system here at home too with vista and ie 7.0 and it did not load. I'll see if I can get an error message from work tomorrow morning. malsup wrote: > > >> That works great in firefox, Opera and Safari and it is exactly what I'm >> looking for. >> But when testing it in IE 7.0 it doesn't show anything except for the >> background colors. > > Interesting. I'm running IE8 and it looks ok when running in "IE7 > Browser Mode" as well as "Compatibility Mode". Can you use the > Developer Toolbar to get a fix on what's going wrong in IE? > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/jquery.cycle-centering-image-tp20604074s27240p20615371.html Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
