On 10/13/06, John Resig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > For animating the height of a row, you need to animate the contents of > every single cell within the row, for example: > > <tr> > <td><div style="height: 10px;overflow:hidden;">test</div></td> > <td><div style="height: 10px;overflow:hidden;">hello</div></td> > </tr>
I was so trying to avoid having to do that. I guess it isn't too bad except we have some issues with multiple animations at once. I'll see what I can do for making this work and see how it reacts on a range on table sizes. > We need to make a list of "stupid problem areas in > JavaScript/HTML/CSS". We can then check off the ones that we've solved > (such as appending HTML <tr>..</tr> to a table) and ones that we > haven't (animating the height of table rows, appending HTML <option> > to a <select>, etc.). In fact, here's a wiki page for it: > http://jquery.com/docs/HardProblems/ Ohhh ... I've been wanting to solve that IE options issue for a while now. So much fun and so little time. :) > Let's flush this out! -- Brandon Aaron _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list [email protected] http://jquery.com/discuss/
