WOW! Thanx! You actually got me hooked up bigtime - the visual JQuery is very helpful BUT..
I still have major problems on click/drag/drop Layers - it's as if the z-index returns to default... There are strange things happening there. Go here: http://www.qbox.gr/test_asxeto/jq_test/dragJq2.html and drag one of the two layers so that they overlap. Then pick the other one. The click/onDrag/onStop do not keep the active layer on top... Here is the code, so you don't say I'm lazy :-D: jQuery(function($) { $('.dragme').Draggable( { opacity: 0.7, zIndex: 100, containment: (0,0, 1024, 768), //onStart:( function() { $(this).css({ zIndex: 110 }); }), onDrag:( function() { $(this).css({ zIndex: 110 }); }), onStop:( function() { $(this).css({ zIndex: 110 }); }) }) .click( function() { $(this).css({ zIndex: 1010 }); }) .mousedown( function() { $(this).css({ zIndex: 1010 }); }) .mouseup( function() { $(this).css({ zIndex: 1000 }); }); $('#karta').hover( function() { $('#onoma').show().DropInUp(500); }, function() { $('#onoma').DropOutUp(300); }); $('#daxtylo').hover( function() { $('#portfoliotext').show().DropInUp(500); }, function() { $('#portfoliotext').DropOutUp(300); }); }); And to top it all up the info-layers on the top left (position: fixed) don't seem to slide in&out properly on Safari... Firefox/Opera shows them up but without the animated slide effect... I even tried to place all info divs in a infocontainer div (in case it has to do with that) but it seems that the animated effect only works when you don't scroll down... What now? Should I post a new thread with my new questions??? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Totally-new-to-this...-tf4282816s15494.html#a12215000 Sent from the JQuery mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
