> But if you could test in a pentium, the cpu ups to 90-100% and the
> memory will increase until the pc will block. I had tested in 2
> different pc ( more than 15 minutes but it´s a problem if you have the
> window open).
Yes, as I mentioned, JavaScript animation is very CPU intensive. If
you'
On 7 nov, 19:00, Mike Alsup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > There is a problem with pc memmory when the plugin is working ( Tested
> > in a few pcs). At Least you need a 2 core duo for a not problem
> > experiencie, but try in a pentium 4 with 1gb of ram... and you will
> > Khnow.
> > Open the tas
> There is a problem with pc memmory when the plugin is working ( Tested
> in a few pcs). At Least you need a 2 core duo for a not problem
> experiencie, but try in a pentium 4 with 1gb of ram... and you will
> Khnow.
> Open the task administrator and test de memmory.
It's not clear to me wheth
Thanks Mike,
I got it working, i have to add inline widths to the first slide for
the background endcap containers.
The IE 6 problem is frustrating. The CSS looks fine. Could you take a
look at the CSS and code to see if I am doing ti right?
I have this for js call
$('#s7').cycle({
> Explorer 7 there seems to be a graphic glitch on the initial slide/
> frame, the top header looks like it is overwriting part of the box,
> same with bottom. It's fine after the first frame.
>
> In Explorer 6, there is a blue background that is showing behind the
> testimonial box.
Hmm, I d
I solved the problem in IE 7, it seems the top and bottom divs/spans
that contains the background image were collapsing width wise, so I
have to add a width inline on the first slide to get it to work.
I am still having trouble with the blue background problem in IE 6. It
seems that the backgroun
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