Hello
While the expression system is quite powerfully,
however on some elements it seems to be quite cpu intensive.
I tested binding via setExpressions together with jQuery, IE defaults to
JScript for expression,
nothing that heavy, but my firebug lite console filled quite fast with
debug
The answer is even easier than that, Dave! I should have specified that I
was testing with IE6 in this case.
Recall that I could get expected behavior in quirks mode. Well...
In quirks, IE6's document.body.clientWidth returns the window, which is
right for the expressions fix.
In standards
jQMinMax:
http://davecardwell.co.uk/geekery/javascript/jquery/jqminmax/
On 1/17/07, tony rasmus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IE5/6 do not support CSS 'max-width'.
I love JQuery, and I wonder if there is a way jQuery can help. Does
anyone
know of a jQuery fix to IE's lack of 'max-width'?
I'm stuck :)
The desired behavior is in Firefox: When the window size decreases below a
box's max-width value, the box width is auto and shrinks. I think this is
standard: http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/visudet.html#min-max-widths
The popular expressions fix to the IE5/6 CSS max-width bug is:
I'm glad you brought this up, I was going to need it soon. I ran your test
case (thanks for giving one) and noticed that if you size the window to like
150px and reload it does resize up or down fine until it reaches the 310
case and then it gets stuck.
width:
As soon as I sent I thought of this.
width: expression(document.body.clientWidth 310 ? 300px : auto );
margin: 10px expression(document.body.clientWidth 310 ? auto : 10px
) 10px 10px;
You might expect 10px auto 10px 10px to work but
it doesn't; the expression has to be there.
Yes it
IE5/6 do not support CSS 'max-width'.
I love JQuery, and I wonder if there is a way jQuery can help. Does anyone
know of a jQuery fix to IE's lack of 'max-width'?
Cheers,
-Tony
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