Nevermind... turns out someone had put a "float:left" on LI. I just added a "float:none" and now everything works fine.
On Apr 3, 4:07 pm, Joseph Cocco <coc...@gmail.com> wrote: > some basic info: > jQuery: 1.3.2 > Plugin: Jörn Zaefferer'sTreeviewplugin (1.4.1) > coding with asp.net c# > > We are building out the HTML for thetreeviewin the codebehind, and > then adding it to the innerHTML of a UL already on the page. This has > not given us any issues in IE. Thetreeviewrenders perfectly, there > are no issues with expanding and collapsing nodes. > > However, in Firefox 3, nodes will expand, but not collapse. I did > some digging, and noticed the height of the UL was 0px. So I set the > height of the UL to 1px (just to give it a non zero value), and > collapsing then worked fine in FF. But then I went back to IE, and > now all the text is on top of each other because I set the height of > the UL to 1px. > > I knowTreeviewworks in FF, because I saw it working in the demos. I > have also tried this with a list already in the markup, thinking there > was a problem with creating the HTML in the code behind, but I get the > same results. > > Hopefully this explanation is clear. If you guys need any more > information, let me know. I really appreciate the help... Thanks!
