On 23/02/2007, at 6:44 PM, Yansky wrote: > thumblewend wrote: >> >> If you add: >> height:375px; > > Hi, thanks for your replies. Unfortunately I can't set the div > height to > 375px in the CSS because I want that to be the minimum height (I > mean I > could set it as min-height in the CSS but then I'd have problems > with IE). Try it and see. I think you'll find that it takes care of your concerns regarding minimum height. That is the one of the reasons the height is removed inline in the first place, so that it is flexible. As for IE, setting height in your CSS is the same as setting min- height for other browsers.
> > thumblewend wrote: >> >> The reason this is so is that the animation >> removes the 'height' from the inline 'style' attribute upon >> completion so that the element is still flexible if the contents is >> reflowed. > > What's the best way to get around this? Should I try re-applying > the height > value after the animation has finished? No, please first try my suggestion - if that doesn't work, we can revisit the problem. Cheers Joel. (suddenly I'm 'thumblewend'?) _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list [email protected] http://jquery.com/discuss/
