Because I was using 100 instead of 1 for the fadeTo, IE was not interpreting it correctly and after swithing everywhere it says "1" from "100", the images correctly fade in IE.
ixxalnxxi wrote: > > http://teamtalkonline.com/marco/gallery.php bug here > > Using windows xp and FF3, the fade works as intended to, however in IE 7 > and windows xp the fade instead delays then throws the opacity on there at > once, rather than a smooth transition. code: > > if(!$(this).hasClass("active")) > { > //remove the current active thumbnail > $("img.active").stop().fadeTo("slow", > .33).removeClass("active"); > > //show this thumbnail as active > $(this).stop().fadeTo("slow", 100); > $(this).addClass("active"); > > //create an img > var new_image = > $(document.createElement("img")); > new_image.attr("src", > $(this).attr("src").replace("gif", "jpg")); > > //remove current image > $("#image").children("img").remove(); > > //append the new image to the #image div > $("#image").append(new_image.fadeIn("slow")) > } http://teamtalkonline.com/marco/gallery.php > http://teamtalkonline.com/marco/gallery.php > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/IE-not-fading-correctly-tp22286966s27240p22323812.html Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
