@Sherbrow, thanks for taking a look. Yeah, the flash is not ideal but we don't have the original video files and they dont' want to have the videos open in a new window on YouTube.
UPDATE: At least in IE9, it's working if I use the old <object> YouTube embed code so the problem appears to be how IE handles iframes within a jQuery carousel. On Friday, June 29, 2012 6:33:29 PM UTC-7, PmMcK wrote: > > Hey there, Group. I've got a simple carousel working except in IE9 (my > VirtualPC with Vista is crashing so I haven't checked IE7-8). > > You can see the source here: http://dev.jdrfbayarea.org/dev-walk/ It's a > Wordpress site built on the Thesis framework. But I threw it up on a blank > page on my site (http://pmmck.com/carousel.html) and the issue persists > so it's not WP related. > > > *The issue: > > * > Each slide item is comprised of two divs: a video (youtube embed code) > pulled left and a div with some text pulled right. I've got it set to > interval: false so you have to use the arrow controls to see it working. > > The text div slides fine. But the *video* from the next item slides *behind > *the video on the first one -- until you scroll through all three slides > and then all the videos shuffle up one so video from item 2 is on top. > > Also, after you advance to the next item, if you scroll up the video will > follow you up the page LOL. > > > I'm out of ideas so I appreciate any help you can give! > > Many thanks! > > >
