I've resolved this issue in jQuery 1.0:
http://jquery.com/src/jquery-1.0.js
It was an issue with how Safari handles computedStyle() when an
element has its display set to 'none'.
I found that if you use CSS class to hide something in safari then you
need to use raw STYLE= display: none to get
Hi list,
After converting a drop-down menu script to jquery, our designer
pointed out that the menu was no longer working under Safari.
I have tracked this down to the use of show() which, while it works
perfectly under Firefox and Opera, does not seem to do anything under
Safari. It does
