I can't get jQuery's jScrollPane to work! :(?

I think this is more css issues related with jScrollPane.css.

I think this is more css issues related with jScrollPane. Css, The problem is the width of jScrollPaneContainer. Look in Firebug what it does (if you don't use it, reconsider this, you saw in 5minutes, I was able to identify the problem without knowing your code before ^^).

Try to delete position:relative of jScrollPaneContainer and position:relative in #col2, and it should work easier. Edit : Simpler : just delete overflow:hidden; from class jScrollPaneContainer and it will do the trick.

Whilst I appreciate your help, this didn't help one bit. Of course, I've tried using Firebug... but jScrollPane's CSS is all generated dynamically so changing it isn't so easy. Deleting position:relative from the two divs doesn't make jScrollPane work any more than it did before, it just makes the divs visible, but the plugin still isn't functioning as it should!

– Jack Webb-Heller Jun 28 '10 at 15:20 only a small part of the CSS is generated dynamically Well what about deleting overflow:hidden from jScrollPaneContainer in the css? When you suppress it with Firebug, it seems quite ok to me. First lines in the CSS delete that and tell me if it's ok.PS : Please read answers till the end, it helps ;) No agressivity required or negative vote needed, I'm just trying to help by pointing relevant matter I think :) – Michael Lumbroso Jun 28 '10 at 15:43 OK, sorry, I didn't mean to come across like that!

I have commented out the first line (on my local copy) and now what happens is, we can see the whole of #col2, but when you scroll down, #col2 is no longer fixed and 'flies' up the page. Also, we're still not seeing any of jScrollPane's scrollbars. What to do next...? Thank you, I do appreciate the help :) – Jack Webb-Heller Jun 28 '10 at 15:59 If you deleted overflow:hidden, then you can put back position :relative on #col2, this will prevent the fly.

No problem for your previous comment, I know what it is to spend the whole day on small problems (like with f*kin IE bugs ^^). For the scrollbar issue, try to integrate simple examples from the jScrollPane site and see if there is still same issue. I don't know the use of it, so can't help you more ;) – Michael Lumbroso Jun 28 '10 at 16:22.

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