jQuery UI Resizable 1.8.4

in safari 5.0.1 (windows xp) the getter self.element.css('left') returns 'auto' and then NaN with parseInt.

In consequence left and top is null and the css-setting doesn't work.

see:

_mouseStop: function(event) {
...

var s = { width: (self.size.width - soffsetw), height: (self.size.height - soffseth) },                          
    left = (parseInt(self.element.css('left'), 10) + (self.position.left - self.originalPosition.left)) || null, 
    top = (parseInt(self.element.css('top'), 10) + (self.position.top - self.originalPosition.top)) || null;     

if (!o.animate)                                             
    this.element.css($.extend(s, { top: top, left: left }));

...

CSS #template3_headings > li:before

{

content: "\2022 ";

}

Now apply $("#template3_headings").sortable({OTHER OPTIONS});

If we drag and sort the item, it will not preserve its space. For now we are using an extra <span /> inside li to overcome this issue.

The date format displayed by the datepicker for Ireland is wrong. The default settings (US) are used. This gives the wrong date format (mm/dd/yyyy) for users whose language is set to "English (Ireland) [en-IE]" The date format should be the same as the UK (dd/mm/yyyy).

Copy the file "jquery.ui.datepicker-en-GB.js" and rename the copy to "jquery.ui.datepicker-en-IE.js". Edit the new file and replace all "en-GB" with "en-IE"

Alternatively, as all English speaking countries, except the USA, use dd/mm/yyyy you could replace the defaults with the contents of “jquery.ui.datepicker-en-GB.js” and add a file called “jquery.ui.datepicker-en-US.js” for users in the US. See ​http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Date_formats#List_of_the_world_locations_by_date_format_in_use

Thanks to everyone for a great set of tools.