Yep. I noticed this too. But the alternative is to have the menu scroll with the page, which kind of kills it as a menu :-(
It's all about compromising ... But if you know of a bit of CSS magic that will allow the menu to float and never overlap the main contents, then I'm all ears :-) The present situation is not that bad either: if you make you browser window wide enough, the overlap stops. Many thanks -- JFB > > http://lisp.jfb-city.co.uk/tutorials/svc/s-http-server.html > > > > Since I keyed in directly in html, there is no "source" other > > than what already is in your browser. > > > > All this to say that I'm expecting comments on the contents > > Sorry, the only comment I have has nothing to do with Lisp but with > css: > > .lisp-toc { > float: right ; > position: fixed ; > right: 1em ; top: 1ex ; width: 25% > } > > the "fixed" attribute should be avoided because the menu tends to > overlap with items that take the full page width later down the page. _______________________________________________ Gardeners mailing list [email protected] http://www.lispniks.com/mailman/listinfo/gardeners
