DOMContentLoaded works in Opera 9b2+, so I have it firing for that now too - the means that there is a DOM Ready solution for every major browser! (Older version of Opera simply fallback to window.onload)

IE is now forced layout if it doesn't have it (such that opacity now works as expected). (Ticket #4).

$.css() now accounts for borders in addition to padding when calculating the height/width of an element.

Fake trigger events now get passed through $.event.fix() first, to give them an extra layer of authenticity.

Adding in the brand new, working, IE DOM Ready code. Plus I made it such that if you bind a ready() function after the DOM has loaded, it will fire the function instantly.

Added in some revised DOM Ready code, I've removed all the kludgey stuff. I'd prefer to have predictable, slow, code that unpredictable fast code.

I've completely resolved the known issues with document ready. I use the known DOM ready functions that Mozilla and IE provides. For Opera and Safari I fall back to the original hack, but ignore it, and fall back to window.onload, if there are scripts embedded in the DOM.

Fixed an issue with #id expression parsing, an issue with formatting, and removed the try{} block from around event firings.