Thanks Leonardo, I'll try that now.
On Jul 8, 5:52 am, Leonardo K <leo...@gmail.com> wrote: > I'm trying to guess here. I believe the problem is the padding of the > element you are sliding. Try to remove the padding from li and add to the > div inside. > > I know jQuery animate padding as well but in the IE is not smooth enough. > > > > On Tue, Jul 7, 2009 at 19:52, Bill <bllfr...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > I'm seeing some weird behavior with the slideUp() and slideDown() > > functions in IE 6, 7, and 8. > > > First, open the following URL in Firefox, Chrome, or Safari: > > >http://69.59.182.148:4080/test/07072009/html-scaffolding/advanced-sea... > > > Click on one of the checkboxes under the first grouping with the > > heading, "Multi-Select Filter Name 1." A control appears at left. If > > you continue clicking on and off checkboxes, you will continue to add/ > > subtract elements from the control appearing at left. Additionally you > > can subtract elements from the control by clicking on the little "x" > > icons. Whenever addition/subtraction occurs, jQuery first calls the > > slideDown()/slideUp() function, and then deletes the actual HTML that > > was just shown/hidden. This animation is very smooth in all browsers > > that play according to the rules, but IE 6, 7, and 8 introduce some > > "unique" detritus into the animation that makes it appear jumpy. > > > 1. The solid blue border at left turns white during the animation > > 2. A small white gap at the bottom of each added <li> element appears > > during the animation > > 3. The animation stops when it appears to be only half-way through, > > meaning it doesn't change the height from 32px to 0px continuously. > > Instead, it goes from 32 px to about 16px, and then straight to 0. > > 4. #3 seems to be worse when the "x" icon is clicked rather than > > unchecking the checkbox. > > > I'm using jQuery v. 1.3.2. All my code is in the file > > "jquery.smartfilter.js." > > > I've read about issues like these in earlier versions of jQuery, but > > applying fixes similar to the ones described in those articles bore no > > fruit, which leads me to believe there's something wrong with my code. > > Any insight into what's happening here would be greatly, greatly > > appreciated. > > > Regards, > > > --Bill
