I have had numorous of problems whilst building this website, especially with Internet Explorer.
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I think you are having a css issue, especially if the problem exists while using two different javascript libraries. Hide the div without using any animation and get the css positioning set, then add in the animation.
Also, there is no reason to use jQuery
live()if all of the content for every page is loaded at once.Edit: Hmmm, after looking a bit more it might be the
positionFooter()function that is having issues. Try adding aposition: relativeto your container thenposition: absoluteto the footer and position it usingbottom:0instead of calculating a newtopconstantly. That way it is attached to the container block and there shouldn’t be a need to use thepositionFooter()function in the first place.Edit: ok, at the top of your page, inside the
<style>section add this:then disable the
positionFooter()function.