and... I forgot: thanks a lot!
On 7 mai, 00:14, Mikey <[email protected]> wrote:
> wow! Problem is solved only if .container's (not .tabcontent's)
> position property is set to relative. Strange. Should such behavior be
> expected or is this another IE peculiarity?? I would have expected the
> "position" css property of the .container to affect the .container
> itself, not its contents...
>
> Is this a bug or should I have known better??
>
> On 6 mai, 15:20, Klaus Hartl <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Try setting position: relative for .container and/or .tabcontent...
>
> > --Klaus
>
> > On 6 Mai, 06:19, Mikey <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > Put tabs in a div.
> > > Set div overflow to auto and fill with enough contents for vertical
> > > scrollbar to appear.
>
> > > The following occurs with IE only (why am I not surprised...)
> > > When div contents are scrolled, all contents are scrolled as expected,
> > > including tab contents and contents above and below;
>
> > > however the tabs themselves stay in the same position, and the rest of
> > > the div contents scrolls under them.
>
> > > When the mouse cursor moves over a tab, all tabs jump to the correct
> > > position. However, they will be displayed even if this position is
> > > outside of the div.
>
> > > See a demonstration here: http://tinyurl.com/d5uvwg
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