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Drag option and ie #28
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Have you a solution? |
up ! I have the same problem. No solution has been found ? |
Any news regarding this? I have same issue? |
I'm having exactly the same issue. Has anyone figured out a solution, I've been pulling my hair out and there's not much left :/ I'm happy to PayPal some money for it, tired of spinning my wheels. |
So figured out the workaround, set a meta tag with content="IE=9" http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" in your head section. The drag works fine in IE9 and IE11, just having a problem with IE10. Additionally, I'm conditionally injecting the meta tag above only if detecting IE10. |
I'm having the same problem too. The workaround from ctotogo doesn't fixed it, maybe because of the html5-doctype? Anyway, still no solution for this problem? |
Hello people. This stems from IE not working properly with background-color+opacity on overlays. To fix, you need to add this to your CSS:
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Noticed that when the handleOversize: "drag" option is set, on ie10 (at least), the image appears, stays for not even a second and then disapears, leaving a white space instead.
Just check the demo on the home page of the site: http://www.shadowbox-js.com/index.html
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