Webunity | Gilles van den Hoven schrieb: > Klaus Hartl wrote: >> Works fine in Safari 2.04. One little thing though: Safari is the only >> browser I know that doesn't trigger a click or does not focus the >> associated form element when clicking on the label. That always annoys me. >> > The code as is right now should trigger the click event on the element > it is "watching", e.g. you click the label, the label finds the "for" > and triggers the "click" event, and thus also the toggle state. I use > basic jQuery code for that, so that should work...
If I click on the label in Safari, nothing happens. > p.s. I am no CSS guru, but the flickering of the images could be solved > by using 1 background image, and 8 states in that image (thus using > background-position) if i am right... Not necessarily. At least on links IE likes to request background images on every hover. But I would do that 8 in 1 state image anyway because it saves you a roundtrip to the server and you just have to change the background position on hover, which I find more elegant. And because it is no link, maybe it fixes that flicker here as well. To prevent a bug in earlier Safari versions (background repeats although background-repeat is set to no-repeat) the image should have a blank part at the bottom: __ image top border state 1 state 2 ... state 8 __ image bottom border Background flicker is ideally fixed with a server setting (Dean Edwards wrote about that), otherwise there was another snippet discovered recently that works in IE6SP2+ -- Klaus _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
