Hi Paul, Is it possible to tweak CSS without having to change the DOM structure? This only happens in Chrome and I don't see issues in other browsers.
syamashi 2012年9月7日金曜日 11時32分48秒 UTC-7 Paul Saukas: > > I think the trouble you are having is more with the CSS and placement of > the lower div. I do not have the time to dig out the CSS problem, but I can > say your lower div should be outside the main div . Quick example of a > simple slide. http://jsfiddle.net/Arasoi/JX8CT/ > > if you're still having trouble after I am set free of the office I will > take a closer look for you. :) > > --Paul > > On Friday, September 7, 2012 2:09:02 PM UTC-4, Jo wrote: >> >> Hello, >> >> I have a problem with a Mootools Slider which does not seem to appear in >> Chrome. The bottom portion of the DIV simply does not appear in the web >> page. Firefox and other browsers seem to appear and slides when the top >> bar is double clicked. Here is the sample code on jsfiddle: >> >> http://jsfiddle.net/superkingjo1/bQpjV/ >> >> Based on what I've seen in Firebug, a Slider adds a DIV which wraps a >> target div and it is styled with overflow:hidden. This attribute seems to >> affect the behavior in Chrome. I've tried various options in Slider but >> none of them seems to work. Does anyone know a workaround for this issue >> in Chrome? >> >> Thanks for your help, >> Jo >> >
