Hi Greg,
This may have to do with the well-known opacity problem in FF Mac
when setting opacity to some element -- which is what I'm guessing
Superfish does, maybe with a .fadeIn().. I believe it was Joel Birch
who earlier suggested setting opacity on the body to something like .
9999. Maybe in your stylesheet:
body { -moz-opacity: 0.9999; }
or in jQuery, in your $(document).ready() :
$('body').css({opacity: .9999});
That should keep the text looking pretty much the same regardless of
whether something else is fading or not. Am I on the right track
here? Does that help?
--Karl
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On Oct 3, 2007, at 6:07 PM, Greg Warner wrote:
When using firefox on mac os x, as I mouse over and superfish drops
down a menu (either down or a side menu), all the text on the page
appears to fade for a split second, and then is back to normal.
I've even tested it with animations off, etc (completely bare-bones).
This doesn't happen in safari or opera, nor with ff for windows.
Nor does it happen with suckerfish with ff for mac.
Any ideas? Or is anybody experiencing the same effect?
