Hello,
I am not sure if this is a bug, or if there is a workaround. Any suggestions? It seems to be a problem in Firefox (I am on 3.6), but not IE8.
I have a div which exposes a form onclick of the div. The form (div) potentially shows/hides textareas, so the height of the exposed div can increase or shrink.
When the height of the exposed div increases, while the background is muted opacity (disabled) instead of white, that much space on the bottom of the page becomes white instead of disabled.. so, essentially, part of the "unexposed" page, towards the bottom, becomes exposed.
I am using the expose function with no arguments but api: true.
Is this clear? Is there something that I can call after showing/hiding the form elements to update the background? Has anyone ran into this before?
Thanks,
Matt
I am not sure if this is a bug, or if there is a workaround. Any suggestions? It seems to be a problem in Firefox (I am on 3.6), but not IE8.
I have a div which exposes a form onclick of the div. The form (div) potentially shows/hides textareas, so the height of the exposed div can increase or shrink.
When the height of the exposed div increases, while the background is muted opacity (disabled) instead of white, that much space on the bottom of the page becomes white instead of disabled.. so, essentially, part of the "unexposed" page, towards the bottom, becomes exposed.
I am using the expose function with no arguments but api: true.
Is this clear? Is there something that I can call after showing/hiding the form elements to update the background? Has anyone ran into this before?
Thanks,
Matt
