I've searched the forum but cannot find any mention of this - basically, in IE 6/7 the horizontal line separating the tabs from the content is only visible if the first tab is selected.
This also occurs on the demo page, so I haven't provided an example.
Is this a known issue? Does anyone know the preferred workaround?
OK this is annoying me, my client wants it fixed and I'm not sure how to fix it...
In iOS (I've checked v4 and v5), when you focus a field (text or combo) that is a little way down the page (in this case, the third "fieldcontain" div) and then close the keyboard/list - the fixed header gets stuck in the middle of the page.
Touching the page fires the scroll event and the header refreshes itself back to the top of the screen.
I'm thinking that if I capture the event when the keyboard is closed (perhaps with a simple onblur), then I could fire an event to refresh the header - but I don't know what event/call will be best for getting it to refresh.
How do I manually get the fixed header to update itself?
I have tested this (mostly in Firefox), and the correct option element gets selected but does not display in the select element. The exact code works in B2 as expected (this is from a callback);
It appears that this must be a known bug as it is also working in the daily build, but using the daily build is not ideal just to repair this (fundamental) bug.
Are there plans to release this fix into a stable build soon - or is there a workaround I can use in the meantime?