Issue with Chrome's webkit causing images to display incorrectly in slideshow

After researching the issue with webkit browsers and images, I came across a problem that I haven't been able to find a solution for yet.

I developed a slideshow using jQuery that arranges images in a row and uses a mask element (with overflow: hidden) and the margin-left property to control which image is displayed. While this method is not original, it has worked perfectly on browsers like Firefox, Opera, and Internet Explorer. However, I have encountered a problem with Chrome where a portion of the first slide remains visible at the top of the slideshow, overlapping the subsequent slides during the sliding effect. Despite trying to adjust the CSS properties of the images after the sliding effect, the issue persists.

Has anyone encountered a similar problem and found a solution to fix it?

Thank you

Answer №1

Discovering the solution...

After experimenting with various CSS properties to refresh the container's content, I found that simply adding a span to the container did the trick. Surprisingly, my container containing only images and a map started behaving properly as soon as I added the span!

Speculating on why adding a span resolved the issue, I can only liken it to the concept of "hasLayout" in IE6. It seems that having an element with consistent dimensions (such as height and width) helped the container display correctly.

In any case, I hope this insight proves helpful. And yes, I took the liberty of drawing a comparison between Chrome and IE6... ;-)

Have a great day!

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