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does the judder appear without the images present? ie with just the frames?
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does the judder appear without the images present? ie with just the frames?

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Not that i am aware, but i can't be sure. The images make the judder more visible thats for sure.<br />

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Not that i am aware, but i can't be sure. The images make the judder more visible thats for sure.


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Hi Experts, <br />
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I have been developing a product scroller for a website, I’m using jQuery 1.4.2 Min and Infinite Carousel to scroll products on a page, the problem I am facing is that there is a noticeable judder to the images of the products within the scroller upon pressing either the next or previous buttons. I have managed to minimise the judder using backgrounds on all elements, but the judder still appears in IE7/8 slightly, whereas it is not present in Chrome and FireFox.<br />
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Here is the culprit page: <a href="http://perfectbeautyuk.com/category.php?id=11" rel="ugc">http://perfectbeautyuk.com/category.php?id=11</a><br />
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Any help would be much appreciated.<br />
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Regards,<br />
Htgits
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Hi Experts, 

I have been developing a product scroller for a website, I’m using jQuery 1.4.2 Min and Infinite Carousel to scroll products on a page, the problem I am facing is that there is a noticeable judder to the images of the products within the scroller upon pressing either the next or previous buttons. I have managed to minimise the judder using backgrounds on all elements, but the judder still appears in IE7/8 slightly, whereas it is not present in Chrome and FireFox.

Here is the culprit page: http://perfectbeautyuk.com/category.php?id=11

Any help would be much appreciated.

Regards,
Htgits

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