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jQuery effect not working in IE?

cherrio · 2008-12-05 16:43:13

Hey guys, can any one figure out why this isn't working in IE? http://jsbin.com/owamu/ It's not my code, but it is replicating the MooTools effect that can be seen on www.irishtimes.com (half way down the page). Looks great in Firefox, just don't know how to get it working in IE! Any ideas? Thanks in advance:)

05-12-2008 4:43pm

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cherrio

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Hey guys,

can any one figure out why this isn't working in IE? http://jsbin.com/owamu/

It's not my code, but it is replicating the MooTools effect that can be seen on www.irishtimes.com (half way down the page).

Looks great in Firefox, just don't know how to get it working in IE!

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance:)

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#2 07-12-2008 11:51am
daymobrew

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Although there is a comment saying that onload is not needed because the code is in the footer, it is probably worth adding it.
$(document).ready(function() { // Your code }

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