I tried this, and it did not work! (I looked at it in Firefox, too,
and it wasn't working there either! (which version did you modify?)
I also wanted to say, that IE is critical, especially for Windows!
How would I write the nav with divs, rather than a list?
On Aug 8, 2005, at 2:14PM, Sam Leathers wrote:
I added these three lines to .navbg and i think i've achieved the look
you want in firefox (i'm on linux so i have no clue with ie)
position: absolute;
height: 29px;
width: 762px;
I think you'd be better off rewriting the whole layout with divs
and do
the positioning with css, but thats just my personal opinion. I hate
sifting through tr's and td's everywhere.
Sam
Darren Shrager wrote:
Can anyone please help me figure out what I'm doing wrong?
This is the page in question:
http://www.digispire.com/posts/greybeard/index2.html
Basically, the navigational elements should span the entire
width, and
the hover backgrounds should not be overlapping either the grey
border
above or below, but should fit exactly up to those borders (entire
height is 29px)
I've tried several things, and nothing seems to work! Here were my
other lame attempts:
http://www.digispire.com/posts/greybeard/index4.html
http://www.digispire.com/posts/greybeard/index.html
I've looked at Listomatic, and that is where I got most of this
code.
Problem is made worse by the fact that I cannot seem to position the
div exactly where I want it (it seems to want to indent and be
pushed
down lower) and I also cannot center the text vertically, either!
Please help me, if you can, and keep me from scrapping the whole
idea,
and just going with graphics and javascript!
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