Check http://www.programmingtalk.com/showthread.php?p=163088#post163088 this solution out . Its not the solution i was exactly wanting, but it does "work" for now. I really am looking for a solution built into the Moo code.
cesarcesar wrote: > > @jbmoore - > > I have posted my own topic at > http://www.mooforum.net/help12/accordion-sliding-screen-top-open-t918.html#p2941 > if you want to follow it also. I will report anything i find as well. > > > jbmoore wrote: >> >> >> New to MooTools and really was attracted to the accordion plugin. I >> used the exact code in the demo and just replaced the "text" with a >> table. (and some color styles) Otherwise did not change any code. >> (downloaded the latest core and more. The tables vary from about 6 >> to 20 rows so some tables do bleed below the fold of the browser >> viewport. >> >> The problem I'm seeing and think will be disconcerting to a user is >> that under certain conditions, when you click certain accordion >> elements, the table "scrolls up" so the clicked element (which is a >> statement) scrolls out of sight.. >> >> You can see the effect here.. (tested in FireFox 3 on Mac OSX - >> 1440x900 resolution and IE7 on Windows XP) >> >> http://www.sonicwebtech.com/paypalestimate.html >> >> As a demo click the following statements after it loads.. >> >> 1) Scroll down so you can see all of the lower statements after the >> "Company and ..." >> 2) CLICK the statement "We are not sure what PayPal solution is best >> for our needs." >> 3) For me the statement now scrolls "UP" off the browser viewport. >> >> I would have expected the statement to stay in it's current location >> and the table to open "down" . >> >> Hopefully you see what I mean.. >> >> If so, any suggestions on how to prevent this behavior.. >> >> Thank you... >> >> John.. >> >> > > ----- Cesar Villaca http://www.cesarvillaca.com http://www.cesarvillaca.com -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Accordion---scrolls-up-instead-of-down-tp1636986p1657973.html Sent from the MooTools Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
