On Oct 27, 7:15 am, fiasst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi there, > > I'm using jQuery for a ecommerce site I'm working on. It's using Draggables > and the site can be found http://www.sibenet.com/limebluehere . > > My problem > When viewing in IE7 the sidebar menu (semi-transparent menu on the far > right) jumps to the left of the screen after it's been dragged. If you only > drag it a small distance it won't jump completely off the screen. I'm trying > to get this menu to stay in it's current position when released like in > FireFox. > > I've played around with the CSS a lot and it seems IE doesn't like > 'position: absolute' on this particular element. > > Can anyone think of a possible work around for this? > > I thought a mouse-up event, positioning the block where it should be once > you release from dragging could work. But, I'm useless as jQuery and it's a > miracle I've got this far! > > Thanks for reading! > Marc > -- > View this message in > context:http://www.nabble.com/Draggables-IE7-problem-tf4703185s27240.html#a13... > Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
Cool site. This doesn't directly address your question, but I have a usability suggestion... Since the vertical draggable menu bar covers content of your page, no matter where you move it to, why not make it a horizontal menu bar, and place it at the top of the site? But, to your issue...it looks like once that initial "jump" has happened, IE works fine. It looks like something that happens when the bar is first dragged that is causing the issue...
