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I have a jQuery tools scroller set up with controls managing two separate divs of info - one images, the other related text that needs to sit over the top of the images with a transparent bg image. I
I have 2 columns (several rows) of divs like this: <div class="odd"> <div class="desc"></div>
Annoyingly, the jquery ui\'s set a few css properties inline, making it impossible to override them in the stylesheet. I tried to override the values with jquery, but then they get changed back as soo
Take a look 开发者_JAVA百科at the bottom right example on the jQuery Cycle Advanced Demos page. Notice how when it loops the gallery, the next image goes beneath the last, as opposed to others where
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I am tearing my hair out over this, I have a dropdown menu using CSS and jQuery (thanks to Soh Tanaka) and it works perfectly in Firefox, Safari, Google chrome and I.E. 8, but in IE 7 it will not drop
I\'ll just start right off the bat and say I\'m fairly new to JQuery, so if you see some glaring issues with my code....let me know what I\'m doing wrong!
OK, so I\'m working on a redesign and we\'ve got most of our cross-browser CSS compatibility bugs worked out - except for a glaring one with ie7.
For Flash content, I can set wmode=\"transparent\" and display HTML menus over my Flash animation. Is something similar pos开发者_运维技巧sible for Java applets, too?According to this and this, it\'s
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