Jquery :: JScrollPane Over Video In Safari Resulting In Distorted Text
Apr 15, 2011
My site: [URL] My browser/os: Safari 5.0.4 +/Mac The issue: click on either 'calendar' or 'specials' in the masthead of the page. An overlay should reveal. Inside of that overlay there are columns of text w/ custom scroll bars (jScrollPane). In Safari, only on pages that have a flash header, the text inside of the custom scroll area is being distorted. This is not the case in any other browser (including Chrome).
My best educated guess was that it had something to do with the wmode parameter of the flash object. I tried changing the wmode from 'transparent' to 'opaque' but the problem persisted. I also considered the possibility of a z-index related issue... from what I can tell, this also is not the problem. I have searched the web high and low for someone else who is experiencing something similar but I have not been successful.
UPDATE: I determined that removing jScrollPane and adding overflow auto fixes the text distortion issue [Please see attached image]. Of course, this is not a solution because I do not want to use the default browser scrollbars but it may be useful info for debugging. ANOTHER UPDATE: This issue is not related to flash specifically. The distorted/blurred text occurs over HTML5 video as well in Safari.
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Let me know if you need any more info. I have drawn a blank fixing this one.
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but only in safari and only when when I'm scrolling the content inside the dialog. When the dialog appear, everything is fine. But when you start scrolling, with the mouse wheel or by dragging the bar, the flash content start to shine through and come back. For example:
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[URL]
If you look on the edges on the cost of love logo you'll see what i mean.
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My first time making anything in flash, so go easy on me. I made a set of navigation buttons for a website I'm building for a friend of mine.
When I make it in Flash, everything looks perfect. When I save it as a movie and run on my computer (in Flash Player 6), it still looks perfect. But when I put it on my website, the "M" in "HOME" gets distorted (on all browsers). See here: [URL]
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var $newObject = jQuery('<object><param name="play" value="true"/>' + $oldObject.html() + '</object>'); // preparing virtual object on the fly. $thisObject.html($newObject.html()); //Creating new object
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import flash.external.ExternalInterface; ExternalInterface.addCallback("stopMovie", pauseSound); function pauseSound(str:String):void {
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I have a banner container with buttons that rotates multiple banners. Each banner has specific buttons for each with text that changes color when the banner is active.[code]...
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Edit: Swfobject embed code...
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