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.expose() does not work in safari Created Jun 17, 2009

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.expose() does not work in safari

Posted: Jun 17, 2009

I have set up .expose() on a <tr>. It works perfectly in firefox. But in Safari the content goes behind expose.

My constructor:

$tr2 = $('tr:nth-child(2)', $self).css({background:'white'});
expose = $tr2.expose({api: true, color:'#000'});
expose.load();

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» .expose() does not work in safari

Posted: Jun 17, 2009

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Same issue occures in IE.

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» .expose() does not work in safari

Posted: Jun 19, 2009

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Still broken.

Tero
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» .expose() does not work in safari

Posted: Jun 22, 2009

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expose tool uses CSS settings: position and z-inxed to achieve the effect. I guess you cannot apply those settings for TR elements in a cross browser manner. You need to wrap exposed elements inside block level containers such as DIV's