Hello,
I have a javascript that creates the effect of sliding layers for a menu navigation system. When you move your mouse over two arrows, the menu slides up/down so you can see the rest of the options if your screen is too small...
Anyhow, the sliding feature works as expected under both browsers, but when you move the mouse over the arrows in IE the first time, it moves the layer(which contains a java applet) down below the screen.
Specifics:
1. main DIV is located at -500px, applet DIV is located at +500 px
2. the applet DIV is CLIPped by removing the top 3 pixels, and bottom 3 pixels. then 3 pixels is added to the position of the applet DIV (to move it up)--> all this occurs during the function call
3. works as expected under Netscape
Thoughts:
Is IE maybe jumping to 500 px the first time and begins scrolling from there? But then how come Netscape is not doing that???
thanks
I have a javascript that creates the effect of sliding layers for a menu navigation system. When you move your mouse over two arrows, the menu slides up/down so you can see the rest of the options if your screen is too small...
Anyhow, the sliding feature works as expected under both browsers, but when you move the mouse over the arrows in IE the first time, it moves the layer(which contains a java applet) down below the screen.
Specifics:
1. main DIV is located at -500px, applet DIV is located at +500 px
2. the applet DIV is CLIPped by removing the top 3 pixels, and bottom 3 pixels. then 3 pixels is added to the position of the applet DIV (to move it up)--> all this occurs during the function call
3. works as expected under Netscape
Thoughts:
Is IE maybe jumping to 500 px the first time and begins scrolling from there? But then how come Netscape is not doing that???
thanks