> It has "className", but not "name". I've fixed the example.
Does it matter if I can still see it here: http://www.mootools.net/docs/more/Utilities/IframeShim <div id="myFloatingDiv">stuff</div> var myFloatingDivShim = new IframeShim('myFloatingDiv', { display: false, name: 'myFloatingDivShimId' }); > > I also found I had to remove the “Browser.Engine.trident” condition on > > line 399 as it prevented FF from changing “IframeShim.ready” to > > “true”. > > 399? The file is only 113 lines long. Sorry I was using the JS file thats supplied by the More builder as a reference. If I instead use the IframeShim.js file from here: http://github.com/mootools/mootools-more/blob/master/Source/Utilities/IframeShim.js Line 399 refers to line 64 and 383 refers to 64. > The only thing that keeps this class from being active in FF is the browsers > option, to my knowledge. But I set the "browsers" option to "true" so it should be active no matter the browser.
