Hey there,
http://gsgd.co.uk/sandbox/jquery.visdoc.xml
http://gsgd.co.uk/sandbox/jquery.visdoc.xml
I was looking at this, and thinking maybe things could be a bit more
semantic, like using a definitions list instead of a plain unordered list.
Had a play, and also added in a couple of effects to
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of YehudaKatzSent: Saturday, August 26, 2006 7:55 PMTo: jQueryDiscussion.Subject: [jQuery] Visual jQuery 1.0 --Redux
Hey guys,I've put together a differentversion of Visual jQuery, which works in IE, Opera, and Firefox. Please checkit out a
It
works much better than the old version.
Only
comment I have is that when you're viewing categories such as events, there's a
LONG scroll to get to the bottom. Any chance of stacking these in columns or
having a scrolling DIV instead of having a long page scroll?
-Original Mes
It's because of the aformentioned bug with the ">" selector. My code actually forks for IE and does stuff that results in the IE bug. Hopefully John will resolve that particular bug soon and it'll work in IE too.
-- YehudaOn 8/27/06, Jörn Zaefferer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yehuda Katz wrote:> Tha
Yehuda Katz wrote:
> Thanks to John, I have fixed that particular bug in IE (the issue was
> that IE and Firefox each have proprietary ways of getting the screen
> size). I also fixed the bug where sections were being shown as open
> when they are actually closed in all but IE.
About the open/cl
Thanks to John, I have fixed that particular bug in IE (the issue was that IE and Firefox each have proprietary ways of getting the screen size). I also fixed the bug where sections were being shown as open when they are actually closed in all but IE.
http://screencasts.visualjquery.com/visual/docs
> Regarding the layout problem, that's another IE bug. In all but IE,
> $().css("width") returns the absolute width. IE returns auto.
That's how the computed style works in modern browsers. (For now) to
do something different, use:
jQuery.css( elem, 'width' )
That will give you the max pixel cou
Unfortunately, there are CSS issues that prevent this. I'm going to be looking at solutions to the underlying problem, but the fact that IE does not support position: fixed is going to make it difficult (my initial solution was to use position: fixed to keep the article at the correct location no m
Jorn: I fixed that problem in all but IE. Reload the page to see the results. Unfortunately, there's a weird IE bug where the "> " selector doesn't work properly, so I was forced to use other techniques for the moment that don't work perfectly.
Regarding the layout problem, that's another IE bug. I
Hi Yehuda,
It would be handy if you could scroll each column independantly. For
example, if you scroll down to the end of events list and select, say,
"keyup", you have to scroll up to find out the article.
Just a thought; very useful anyway :-)
Franck.
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Op 27-aug-2006, om 2:55 heeft Yehuda Katz het volgende geschreven:
> I've put together a different version of Visual jQuery, which works
> in IE, Opera, and Firefox.
> Check it out at: http://screencasts.visualjquery.com/visual/docs-
> redux.xml
It does work in Safari on Mac either..
thanx, it'
Yehuda Katz wrote:
> Check it out at: http://screencasts.visualjquery.com/visual/docs-redux.xml
Hi Yehuda,
looks like the performance issues is solved by removing the animations :-)
Something that does not work as expected: I select a category and then
an entry under that category. After switchti
Hey guys,I've put together a different version of Visual jQuery, which works in IE, Opera, and Firefox. Please check it out and let me know how it goes. Note: There is some blank space at the top of the page for header buttons to be added in the future. Also, this is still a very-beta site. Please
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