Re: [css-d] problems with rollovers on dropdowns

[Bill Brown]

> http://www.blackfootchallenge.org/rebeccatest/homepage1_test.html 

> In FF, looks generally o.k., but hovering on the dropdown list items adds in
> some undesirable margins and padding, though I can't find where those are
> in the CSS. IE 7 shows many more problems. Too much padding above
> "smallnav", dropdowns on "nav" appear too high, and rollovers are not clean,
> margin of the first navigation item should be against left edge.
> 
> Help!
> 
> -Becca

Hi Becca,

I created a working version of your navigation here:
http://theholiergrail.com/tests/blackfootchallenge/index.html

The HTML and CSS you need are both embedded in the page so you can
access them easily. It should be easy to tell which styles are
pertinent, but if you have any questions, please let me know.

It works on my Firefox 3/Ubuntu Hardy Heron and IE6/WinXP and IE7/Vista
setups.

Hope it helps.
Bill Brown
TheHolierGrail.com
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Re: [css-d] problems with rollovers on dropdowns

[David Laakso]

Rebecca Richter wrote:
> http://www.blackfootchallenge.org/rebeccatest/homepage1_test.html 
>
> My navigation with dropdowns is giving me some issues:
>
> In FF, looks generally o.k., but hovering on the dropdown list items adds in
> some undesireable margins and padding, though I can't find where those are
> in the CSS. IE 7 shows many more problems. Too much padding above
> "smallnav", dropdowns on "nav" appear too high, and rollovers are not clean,
> margin of the first navigation item should be against left edge.
>
> Help!
>
> -Becca
>
>   



Difficult to shove 5lbs of apples in a 3lb bag.

If you are up for it, I'd suggest splitting the one bank of 9 links into 
two banks.  It will, at least,  give  users the ability to scale the 
fonts just a little before the whole thing turns into an explosion in a 
jigsaw puzzle factory.
This [1] seems to be working, more or less, in IE/6 & IE/7, Safari, and 
Mac FF. The menus are a spin on this [2], rather than the menu you used.

[1] 
[2] 


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[css-d] problems with rollovers on dropdowns

[Rebecca Richter]

Sorry, here's the link:
http://www.blackfootchallenge.org/rebeccatest/homepage1_test.html 

My navigation with dropdowns is giving me some issues:

In FF, looks generally o.k., but hovering on the dropdown list items adds in
some undesireable margins and padding, though I can't find where those are
in the CSS. IE 7 shows many more problems. Too much padding above
"smallnav", dropdowns on "nav" appear too high, and rollovers are not clean,
margin of the first navigation item should be against left edge.

Help!

-Becca

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Re: [css-d] problems with rollovers on dropdowns

[David Laakso]

Rebecca Richter wrote:
> My navigation with dropdowns is giving me some issues:
>
> Help!
>
> -Becca
>   



I think you'll need to provide a clickable link to it.

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[css-d] problems with rollovers on dropdowns

[Rebecca Richter]

My navigation with dropdowns is giving me some issues:

In FF, looks generally o.k., but hovering on the dropdown list items adds in
some undesireable margins and padding, though I can't find where those are
in the CSS. IE 7 shows many more problems. Too much padding above
"smallnav", dropdowns on "nav" appear too high, and rollovers are not clean,
margin of the first navigation item should be against left edge.

Help!

-Becca

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