It's a small fix. It's not really a bug but if the image container's style is not set to position:relative or position:absolute, the images do not display correctly. In the example, this property is set with CSS, that's why this problem did not occur.
Since it's a requirement, now the script automatically sets the container's position to relative if none was already assigned, so you don't have to bother setting it with CSS. If you set the position to absolute with CSS, the script will just leave it as is and move on.
« Last edit by olivier on Wed Jul 23, 2008 9:08 am. »
