I am working on a wesbsite here: http://www.benjaminpotter.org/portfolio2/
Look at the loading splash, it looks all good but not in Firefox. Do you know why backgrou
I got mine working with better and simple solution
First install jquery migration
https://github.com/jquery/jquery-migrate/#readme
The $.browser property allows you to target browsers you want to apply your style into
In this case for background-position can be changed to property supported backgroundPosition
Available flags are
- webkit
- safari
- opera
- msie (for IE)
- mozilla
Example for IE or Firefox
if ( $.browser.msie || $.browser.mozilla) {
$(".element").css('backgroundPosition', position + "px 0");
}
for chrome
if ( $.browser.webkit) {
$(".element").css('backgroundPosition', position + "px 0");
}
background-position-x
is non standard CSS property and it is not supported by Firefox.
See:
As noted by dzejkej, separate values for background-position are not part of the standard and not supported by Firefox. As noted on the jQuery animate() page:
All animated properties should be animated to a single numeric value
And that means that background-position
doesn't qualify, as it requires two values, x pos and y pos.
You will have to use an animation plugin. Unfortunately, at the moment the jQuery plugins site is down, so I have provided a version that works in Firefox here:
/** jquery.bgpos.js
* @author Alexander Farkas
* v. 1.02
*/
(function($) {
$.extend($.fx.step,{
backgroundPosition: function(fx) {
if (fx.state === 0 && typeof fx.end == 'string') {
var start = $.curCSS(fx.elem,'backgroundPosition');
start = toArray(start);
fx.start = [start[0],start[2]];
var end = toArray(fx.end);
fx.end = [end[0],end[2]];
fx.unit = [end[1],end[3]];
}
var nowPosX = [];
nowPosX[0] = ((fx.end[0] - fx.start[0]) * fx.pos) + fx.start[0] + fx.unit[0];
nowPosX[1] = ((fx.end[1] - fx.start[1]) * fx.pos) + fx.start[1] + fx.unit[1];
fx.elem.style.backgroundPosition = nowPosX[0]+' '+nowPosX[1];
function toArray(strg){
strg = strg.replace(/left|top/g,'0px');
strg = strg.replace(/right|bottom/g,'100%');
strg = strg.replace(/([0-9\.]+)(\s|\)|$)/g,"$1px$2");
var res = strg.match(/(-?[0-9\.]+)(px|\%|em|pt)\s(-?[0-9\.]+)(px|\%|em|pt)/);
return [parseFloat(res[1],10),res[2],parseFloat(res[3],10),res[4]];
}
}
});
})(jQuery);
Please see this page for reference on it's use.