Posted May 28, 2009

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So it would seem that there is a new 3px gap bug for IE7. I think it may be related to the original 3px bug that was prevalent in IE6. However according to Position is Everything (A very well respected source of great IE trickery and design principles), this bug died with IE6 (If only IE6 would actually die).

So, while working on getting a few <div>s to ride up the side of a floating <div>, I found that IE7 does still have some sort of problem that causes a 3px gap to develop beside the "floater."

Posted May 28, 2009

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This piece is somewhat technical so if the word jQuery has no meaning to you, you might want to calmly back away from your computer or your head may explode. You've been warned!

So I ran into an interesting problem while designing one of the animations used on the FAQ page. Stated as simply as possible: I found that one must be careful about triggering animations within animations particularly when the outer animation(s) applied to an array of jQuery objects while the inner animation applied to a jQuery object completely external to the objects that are being manipulated with the outer animation. Seems straightforward enough right?