I have a page that uses jquery for swapping classes (to hide/show content) and fade in and fade out. I've encountered one problem that occurs when after I show and hide a table row, it's containing cell and the sub table contained beneath it. Showing the hidden content is fine at first. The content fades in and expands as it would if it didn't have a display: none style attribute. However, after I hide the contents and the display it once more it shrinks to only take up about 50% the available space.
I've tested in Firefox, Safari and Opera and they all have the same experience. Does jQuery do anything to re-apply styles when classes are swapped or during the animations (like fadeIn/Out) or is this a browser issue? Since the browser renders the page I don't understand how this could happen unless I'm doing something that isn't complaint with css/xhtml standards or if jQuery does something after these events.
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