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UPDATE: works fine in Firefox, IE7 and Chrome, but not Safari. Now I'm really confused.

Only rarely do I have issues with Safari, but this is quite interesting.

It's just a cookie cutter LocalScroll call:

<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function() {
 $('#politician_filter').click(
  function() {
   $("#all-people ul").fadeOut(500).filter("#politicians").fadeIn(500)
   return false;
  }
 )
 $('#entertainer_filter').click(
  function() {
   $("#all-people ul").fadeOut(500).filter("#entertainers").fadeIn(500)
   return false;
  }
 )
 $('#all_filter').click(
  function() {
   $("#all-people ul").fadeOut(500).filter("#all-people ul").fadeIn(500)
   return false;
  }
 )
 $('#events-nav').localScroll();
});


</script>

That is the entirety of the script, but only the last line there is important. Thought I would post it all in case you see any issues that might be causing it.

As I said in the title, LocalScroll works perfect in Firefox, and even IE7, but not Safari. Trying to get a hold of a Chrome installation (Currently at work...), to test if it's webkit-wide.

Thanks!

Judson