It works for IE, FF and Opera except the "logout" link. It does not do anything when click.
One other thing the QuickEdit menu bar cover up part of my site so I have to into my template to move it down by 2 lines to give room for QuickEdit menu bar.
Is there a way to implement the QuickEdit menu in another way like right or left click popup menu?
Thanks
Quote from: chanh at Sep 02, 2005, 06:20 PM
Is there a way to implement the QuickEdit menu in another way like right or left click popup menu?
Better yet...how about a "Hide" button or something. If the QuickEdit menu is a floating DIV then it should be pretty easy to make it hide itself. Then you could have a less obtrusive "Show Menu" link or something in one of the corners.
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Worked with Adam to resolve a weird Safari bug in not liking the for loop construct. Also fixed some minor styling issues that should make it less likely to have bad interactions with a site’s existing styles (i.e. specifying margins and font colors).
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Cool! was it tested in IE?
IE? You mean people are still using IE?
It works fine in IE 6.
LOL - We live, eat and drink IE

Wait until you see IE7
Don’t get me wrong. FF is great and Safari too but IE....
I have been using IE7 since it has been release in beta. It is great! It has tab browsing and all.
But it does not have the tab grouping like FF does. Too bad! It would be so convience to be able to save the tab grouping and start that group all at once!