Using this code:
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Colorbox works fine in IE8, Chrome 11 and Firefox 3 (in Win XP), Firefox 4 and Safari 5 (in Mac OS-X 10.6), but turns the Mac Chrome window black. I'm using jQuery Update 6.x-2.0-alpha1. Seems like the issue is only with the Mac version of Chrome. No Javascript or CSS compression used, and JS is in development mode (not minified). Let me know if I can help narrow things down more.
Oh, and thanks for the module! Very nice and very handy!
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Comment #1
chaloum commentedworks for me, interesting
Comment #2
joeebel commentedDang, you're not helping me much! ;-)
Comment #3
Anonymous (not verified) commentedSorry, I'm not gonna help more... But I also confirm a problem with Chrome Mac 10.6.
cf. http://drupal.org/node/1155972
Comment #4
gooddesignusa commentedI had some issues with chrome. I did some searching @ http://groups.google.com/group/colorbox/search?group=colorbox&q=chrome&q... and found people talking about issues.
I ended up fixing it by updated the colorbox jquery file. In the process I ran into this issue: http://drupal.org/node/1129890
which is not a big deal just change the setting in your colorbox area to stop using the compressed version.
Comment #5
frjo commented