I seem to be having an issue that is strictly happening in Safari (5.1 (7534.50)) on Windows XP. I googled a bunch of different things but can’t seem to find someone with the same issues so I made a JSFiddle & documenting what I’m experiencing here.

The goal is to have a div that is the “display area” & a list of divs below it that will hide all div’s in the “display div” on click & then fade in the appropriate div associated with the clicked thumbnail.

When clicking one the first item below the display area followed by the second, you will see that the previous video code does not get hidden & the previous video gets anchored to the top of the page.

Every browser I’ve tested this with aside from Safari on Windows XP displays the intended behavior. It is specific to iframe and/or object embedded video code as I have the same type of jQuery managing an image gallery in a similar fashion.

If you have any ideas or want to fork the JSFiddle & take a stab at fixing this, please be my guest & let me know what you come up with. The only solution I found was to have the page refresh & then check the new hash value & load the appropriate div with video.

I’ve been real busy this past year. Check out Julius Reeves Photography, Titan Street (Mike Stein), Goodwin Design Group, Love The Squalor, Fifth Pocket Design, Lookout for the Cookout, City Kitties & Awesome Dudes Printing to see a little bit of what I’ve been up to.

These are just some of the sites I’ve worked on over the past year. I hope to refresh this whole portfolio soon, but in the meantime I’ll be trying out some new themes and migrating my portfolio to a custom post type instead of nested pages. The first theme I’ll be trying out (and likely modifying as I go) is the Constellation Theme. It seems like a good base theme to get started with.

As a developer, I tend to work alongside designers quite a bit. I’m really glad that Revision Six posted these Tips for Designers Working with Developers so I don’t have to. I’ve had to explain many of these tips to designers over and over again. I think I will ask then to read this post from here on out.

I would love to see the opposite article: Tips for Developers working with Designers written by a designer with a lot of experience working with developers. I, personally, am more of a developer than I am a designer so I wouldn’t be qualified to write that article myself.