Webkit messing up my coda slider

[brianatlarge]

Website: http://www.stuckpixelstudio.com/portfolio.php

So I followed the directions on this site: http://jqueryfordesigners.com/coda-slider-effect/

Everything works right in IE and firefox, but in safari and chrome, the last panel gets put at the bottom of the first one. If you look at it, you’ll see why it isn’t working right.

But the weird thing is, when you refresh the page, everything is fixed. And the problem can only be reproduced if you grab a fresh copy from the server, and not from the cache.

Does webkit grab js files in a different order from other browsers? What’s the deal?

[mikes]

Can’t you just detect Safari and Chrome and redirect them to the Firefox/download site? :lol:

Sorry that I don’t have an answer but I wanted to thank you for posting the link. I’m very excited to see what looks like a very complete walkthrough on this. I’m about to start downloading files and playing with it myself.

This would be a great project for a screencast <hint hint>

[Oswin]

I know this is a vers – very – old post but i just noticed the same problem and didn’t want to change to another slider. I found that loading the slider css before the javascript make all the thing work. I can’t say how it could solve anything but after that I’m not able to reproduce the bug, so I post it as an answer, maybe it can help.

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