Onno Timmerman schreef:
> I got in html
>
> <ul style="">
> <li id="l0">
> lorum ipsum
> <p id="f0">
>
<<<<<cut >>>>>>>
>
> ul p {display:none;}
> ul ul {display:none;}
>
> In jquery I give:
>
> $("li").click(function(){$(this).find("p").show("slow");
> $(this).next("ul").show("slow");
>
> Seems to work correct however the problem is! ::
>
> the second ul get a style like this.
>
> <ul style="overflow: hidden; display: block; height: 480px; width:
> 492px; opacity: 0.9999;">
>
>
> the height seems always wrong to show everthing of the ul.
>
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Ok I solved this but it dosn't work for IE. IE won't even show the next
ul li entrys and stops at P
$("li").click(function(){$(this).find("p").fadeIn("slow");
$(this).next("ul").fadeIn("slow");
$(this).parents("ul").css("height", "auto");
});
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