curvy corners javascript conflict
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Hi,
I have curvycorners installed on a site and it works well until its on the same page as a sliding show hide panel.
The panel slides but the content jumps right over the footer when it slides open instead of pushing it down.
Take curvy corners out and its fine. (It does the same thing with the C5 rounded corners add on)
Does anybody have any ideas about this?
Nige
I have curvycorners installed on a site and it works well until its on the same page as a sliding show hide panel.
The panel slides but the content jumps right over the footer when it slides open instead of pushing it down.
Take curvy corners out and its fine. (It does the same thing with the C5 rounded corners add on)
Does anybody have any ideas about this?
Nige
yep that I do. What will firebug tell me?
Well if you have console enabled and it shows an error, you will know what is causing it.
If no errors are dysplayed Try to run the same page without curvy corners,
if your panel slides work properly, then you can think that its something related to js.
If no errors are dysplayed Try to run the same page without curvy corners,
if your panel slides work properly, then you can think that its something related to js.
cheers for that. Firebug is a bit of a mystery to me.
Its definitely a js conflict as the issue is all over the internet. If your container div has curved corners then the jQuery toggle show/hide script doesnt render or something.
I was just hoping someone might have come across it and sorted it.
I think I may have to put a div top and bottom of the container with curved corners tops and bottoms (if you know what I mean) then the container doesnt have the curvy corners script.
Fussy but apparently it does work:
from Stack overflow:
"Worked it out! I knew as soon as I posted all that info it would just jump into my head!
The problem was that the container div I wanted to expand had it's corners curved using curvycorners - this meant that IE couldn't re-render it I guess, so I just took the rounding off and added another div below with the rounded corners.
Thanks to the people who helped"
Cheers
Its definitely a js conflict as the issue is all over the internet. If your container div has curved corners then the jQuery toggle show/hide script doesnt render or something.
I was just hoping someone might have come across it and sorted it.
I think I may have to put a div top and bottom of the container with curved corners tops and bottoms (if you know what I mean) then the container doesnt have the curvy corners script.
Fussy but apparently it does work:
from Stack overflow:
"Worked it out! I knew as soon as I posted all that info it would just jump into my head!
The problem was that the container div I wanted to expand had it's corners curved using curvycorners - this meant that IE couldn't re-render it I guess, so I just took the rounding off and added another div below with the rounded corners.
Thanks to the people who helped"
Cheers
Try do debug it using Firebug!