chump2877
11-24-2007, 11:19 AM
I've created the following slide show (http://www.mediamogulsweb.com/client/JS_slide_show/).
I've noticed that in IE (7), that you have to mouseover a certain part of either the "nav_tab_right" or "nav_tab_left" divs in order to trigger the mouseover event and display the image inside the div.
My guess is that IE doesn;t like the fact that either div is essentially empty before the mouseover event reveals the image inside of them...The div's have width and height CSS properties set, but that doesn;t seem to help in IE...It almost seems like the div needs some initial contents (in IE) in order for the mouseover event to work properly...
BTW - the mouseover effect works correctly in FireFox.
Any thoughts? Thanks...
I've noticed that in IE (7), that you have to mouseover a certain part of either the "nav_tab_right" or "nav_tab_left" divs in order to trigger the mouseover event and display the image inside the div.
My guess is that IE doesn;t like the fact that either div is essentially empty before the mouseover event reveals the image inside of them...The div's have width and height CSS properties set, but that doesn;t seem to help in IE...It almost seems like the div needs some initial contents (in IE) in order for the mouseover event to work properly...
BTW - the mouseover effect works correctly in FireFox.
Any thoughts? Thanks...