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First of all, thanx for all this wonderfull stuff! Secondly my question: I am trying to put a lot of content inside the scrollable elements. This causes the next element to have space at the top, so they are not outlined anymore. I can't think of a fix for this, other than absolute positioning or negative top margin on each element... Thanx in advance, Florian |
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I am having the same problem. Does this mean that the amount of content should be ALWAYS the same in each window element? Hmmmm . . . that does not sound right. |
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I've updated the jquery.mb.scrollable to version 1.5.5 fixing this problem. http://mbideasproject.googlecode.com/files/jquery.mb.scrollable.1.5.5.zip Wo, that's fast, i'm going to check it right away. Thanx in advance!
(Dec 15 '09 at 14:03)
Soulcreatives
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That cuold be caused by different height of your contents... could you give me a link to your code? |
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http://www.miary.com/scroll. As you can see panel 1 is fine, panel 2 is off, and panel 3 is good. It appears that if I adjust the amount of content of the content area, it levels out the scrolling windows. I have found a solution that works for me. If you assign position: absolute and top: 0 to all the scrollEl elements through an ID, they stay in position. It didn't work using the class "scrollEl".
(Dec 14 '09 at 12:57)
Soulcreatives
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