[jQuery] Re: Centering Superfish menu?
Thanks for the rapid reply, Joel. I'm sorry, I did finally get it solved, but hadn't had a chance to get back to this discussion board to say that. (Classes just started here at Wake Forest University, so there was a sudden spike in my workload this week.) It actually turned out to be a fairly simple CSS-specific issue. This is probably obvious to a lot of the people on this list, but the container I was using to center the Superfish menu needed to be a set width in order for the margin-left:auto, margin-right:auto centering method to work. I don't know if there's some easy way to incorporate positioning of the Superfish menu itself within the code (or if this would be worth the trouble at all). After I realized what to do to the container to make it center, this seemed a suitable solution. I think this is more a "knowledge of CSS" issue and not really a deficiency of Superfish at all. Great plugin BTW! Robert On Jan 16, 7:10 pm, "Joel Birch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Robert, > > Inspecting it in Firefox I see no visual difference between JS off and > JS on, maybe you fixed it? > > Joel BIrch.
[jQuery] Re: tabs plugin with imagebox?
Thanks to both Sean and Olaf. I appreciate your suggestions.
I found success by combining them somewhat. Assigning a z-index of -1
to .tabs-nav a put the tabs /behind/ the page, so they didn't show at
all; assigning a z-index of 0 to #headTabs didn't seem to have any
effect.
However, when I assigned a z-index of 0 to .tabs-nav a, I got the
desired result: the imagebox overlay appears over the tabs, which are
shaded along with the rest of the page.
(Hopefully I won't find any conflict with this new z-index setting in
the future. As you could tell by my messy CSS file, I'm learning more
and more about CSS and trying to integrate each new technique as I
can.) ;)
Thanks again for the help!
Robert
On Jun 1, 10:38 am, "Sean Catchpole" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Try adding this CSS:
> #headTabs * { z-index:0; }
>
> ~Sean
[jQuery] Re: tabs plugin with imagebox?
Wow, I feel stupid. I was working on the page as tabsindex.html and when I finally got the tabs working (although still have problem with imagebox layering), forgot to upload the page as index.html so it would show up at the quoted URL. It's now in place and should be visible at Thanks for the quick reply! Robert On May 31, 7:15 pm, "Sean Catchpole" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > When I visit the page in both IE and Firefox it seems to load on top > of the page just fine. > > ~Sean
