Hi! I'm trying to emulate a Flash behavior I see quite often, like so: http://mgb-architecture.ca/
I've implemented a one-to-one scrolling version here, but I would like it to be smoother, easing in to its final position based on the mouse position: http://www.jillanholt.ca/projects The current jquery code is like so: $('#projects-container').mousemove(function(e) { newX = ($('#projects-container').width() - $('ul.projects- list').width()) * e.pageX/$('#projects-container').width(); $('ul.projects-list').css({left: newX}); }); So, that works great, but when I tried doing it with .animate() and easing, it becomes very jumpy (i.e. unusable) in Internet Explorer. It seemed like it was lining up animations as the mouse moved and just became paralyzed. Is this something where the event needs to interrupt any current animations each time it's triggered? Thanks in advance for any help you can offer! David
