It seems that this roundabout no longer works properly in IE with using jQuery 1.10.2
I'm not sure why though. Everything works fine in Opera, Firefox, Safari, and Chrome. It displays the pictures as a vertical list rather than as the lazy susan.
Update: OK So I figured out what the problem was. It has nothing to do with the roundabout. There was a notification bar at the bottom of my screen that read "Allow blocked content". As soon as I hit allow it popped into place and worked perfectly. I don't know why it took me so long to zero in on that. However, I'm wondering if the same thing will happen in other peoples browsers and they won't know to select allow. They may think that it's blocking pop-ups etc. I believe that's exactly why I tuned it out. I'm used to my browsers blocking out certain content like ads. It wasn't until I had a moment where I thought 'Wait a minute, my site doesn't have ads on it" that I even thought to click the allow button. So where as I'm happy to say it works beautifully, I'm a little worried the average user may run into a similar situation.
It seems that this roundabout no longer works properly in IE with using jQuery 1.10.2 I'm not sure why though. Everything works fine in Opera, Firefox, Safari, and Chrome. It displays the pictures as a vertical list rather than as the lazy susan.
Update: OK So I figured out what the problem was. It has nothing to do with the roundabout. There was a notification bar at the bottom of my screen that read "Allow blocked content". As soon as I hit allow it popped into place and worked perfectly. I don't know why it took me so long to zero in on that. However, I'm wondering if the same thing will happen in other peoples browsers and they won't know to select allow. They may think that it's blocking pop-ups etc. I believe that's exactly why I tuned it out. I'm used to my browsers blocking out certain content like ads. It wasn't until I had a moment where I thought 'Wait a minute, my site doesn't have ads on it" that I even thought to click the allow button. So where as I'm happy to say it works beautifully, I'm a little worried the average user may run into a similar situation.