Help/Favor....

OK, I am just starting to learn to really use JavaScript.  I have done little things in the past, but nothing like I am working on now. 

I am using Scriptaculous, and lytebox on my new website, http://sleekimagination.com/SleekImagination/. It's in this sub-folder until I get it working correctly.  I have worked out all of the major kinks (which took forever, b/c as I said I am just learning).  Now I have just a few little known kinks that I can't figure out....

In FireFox ver 2.0.0.7-
1. When it first loads (the content area) I am getting odd color blocks around the menu & text, this oddly enough goes away if you go to another tab, then return to the page. 
2. My Lytebox (on the portfolio pg) doesn't work reliably.  It works fine sometimes, and other times it just takes you to the view image page.

In IE ver 7 -
1. I have yet to see Lytobox work on in IE....

Another thing I want to eventually solve, but isn't a priority before I make the site live is that I want the opening to go through automatically, instead of having to click through.  The fades are done with scriptaculous,  and I know I need to use queue.  But despite how many different ways I have tried, I have yet to get it to work.  Any help on that would be appreciated too.

If anyone finds any kinks in any browsers besides the ones listed, please let me know!

Thanks in advance!

I'm running Firefox 2.0.0.7 but I don't see your described problem.

Maybe it's just me, I get it sometimes, and not other times, it's odd....

How about the other issues?

I don't see any images on the portfolio page, just a few small squares loading on the far left side...

I am in the process of changing the text links to thumbnail links.  It shouldn't be x's though....

Try it now....

yeah, thats better, but the images extend to outside of the box. The bottom one anyways.

I am still working on the design...

For some reason the new file isn't updating in my browser?!  It's driving me crazy....

Download the web developer extension for firefox, and disable cache when developing your site.

Also you can use the FireBug extension to debug the js and ajax.

Thanks the web developer tool is really cool.  I was already using Firebug, it's awesome too.  I still haven't solved either of my problems above....

I don't see any problem too with FF.

I will check with IE 7 later from my laptop.