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    Default jumping undesired effect on expand

    1) Script Title:
    Animated Collapsible DIV v2.4

    2) Script URL (on DD):
    http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...edcollapse.htm

    3) Describe problem:
    here, if we click on the third option ('Ver para Crer')
    http://www.nuvemk.com/nascer/

    I'm getting an undesired jump effect.

    Can I please have your help in order to figured out, how can this be avoided, or why I'm I having this? I thought that it could be something to do with the margin of some element but, I believe all elements have equal margins, and only this last one behaves like this.

    I will debug it the more carefully possible, but at the moment I'm just unable to figure it out.

    Please advice,
    Thanks a lot,
    MEM

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    Stuck here.
    No luck for me I guess...

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    For some reason that i cannot explain it seems to help when i add

    #portfolio-content{ overflow:hidden}

    to the css

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    Yes. It seems to work indeed. Thanks a lot for your time in here.
    Normally the overflow:hidden; and is effects, are related with containing floats, aka 99% of the issues we may have with css.

    However, this doesn't explain why such a behavior.

    If we do not apply your suggestion, and we look into IE, we can see that first the elements are getting expand, and only after, the margin on those elements are rendered, hence, I believe, provoking this "jump" behavior.

    I'm glad that it worked, and I really thank you for your help... but this question is still bugging me, maybe the author could lead us a hand about this behavior...


    K. Regards, and thanks once again.

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