Closed danskker closed 11 years ago
gah, i suspected it wouldn't. i need a way to select/traverse iframes in IE, it looks like they don't support the frames
variable.
shame - it would be so cool f i didn't have to add my css directly into the twitter widget.js. Could it be something to do with the timing? I was using your plug in to disable the scrollbars and noticed in FF the plugin would sometimes not fire in the correct order and load the widget with the unmodified css.
Yes - I'm gonna check tonight, iframe injection's new to me, but there is probably still a race condition between the iframe being loaded, ready, and the content being injected. I'm going to check on some of the answers here and see if I can rearchitect things a little bit.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1654017/how-to-expose-iframes-dom-using-jquery
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On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 2:18 PM, danskker notifications@github.com wrote:
shame - it would be so cool f i didn't have to add my css directly into the twitter widget.js. Could it be something to do with the timing? I was using your plug in to disable the scrollbars and noticed in FF the plugin would sometimes not fire in the correct order and load the widget with the unmodified css.
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Hm, I just tried a test (my website, kev.inburke.com) in IE 10 and it worked okay. Which version of IE are you using?
IE7-9, we've not been given 10 yet..
Yes very strange - it was your demo page and my test page that failed before but the demo works good now. Must have been something local to my browser - apologies for the alarm..
returns to default css in IE