RE: [WSG]Can any JavaScript/DOM gurus help?

2003-09-30 Thread Mark Stanton
Haven't really been following this discussion but you may want to check out
the CUE templates. They seem to have a pretty nice drop down nav thats
public domain.

The link is under Web Standards in the resources section of the WSG site.
Once you get to the CUE site - look for templates.


Cheers

Mark


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RE: [WSG]Can any JavaScript/DOM gurus help?

2003-09-30 Thread James Ellis
Hi David

Why would using a 4.01 doctype put Mozilla into quirks mode? As long as the
doctype is correct Moz should go into standards mode.

http://www.alistapart.com/stories/doctype/

Cheers
James Ellis
www.webqs.com
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-- Original Message ---
From: David McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wed, 01 Oct 2003 00:03:47 +1000
Subject: RE: [WSG]Can any JavaScript/DOM gurus help?

> Ben,
> 
> Thanks for the heads up. As I'm under time constraints, I've had to resort
> to using an HTML 4.01 doctype, which isn't the ultimate solution, but puts
> Mozilla etc into quirks mode which works.
> 
> I see now that using indented lists is certainly a good solution for cross
> browser drop downs - I need to look at that further.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> David McDonald
> Web Designer
> 
> http://www.davidmcdonald.org
> 
> Southbank, Melbourne
> Australia
> 
> Mobile: 0403 332 140
> ICQ: 11814164

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RE: [WSG]Can any JavaScript/DOM gurus help?

2003-09-30 Thread David McDonald
Ben,

Thanks for the heads up. As I'm under time constraints, I've had to resort
to using an HTML 4.01 doctype, which isn't the ultimate solution, but puts
Mozilla etc into quirks mode which works.

I see now that using indented lists is certainly a good solution for cross
browser drop downs - I need to look at that further.


Regards,

David McDonald
Web Designer

http://www.davidmcdonald.org

Southbank, Melbourne
Australia

Mobile: 0403 332 140
ICQ: 11814164

-Original Message-
From: Ben Boyle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, 30 September 2003 11:46 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [WSG]Can any JavaScript/DOM gurus help?


I've not had time to review the script in question. But since the topic has
come up, I have a drop-down menu in development that might be useful, for
comparitive purposes if nothing else. I know there are still bugs with the
stylesheet to track down in various browsers.
http://inspire.server101.com/js/Benmb/mb.html

Expanding menu is a bit more robust: http://inspire.server101.com/js/xc/
as are the tabbed panels ... http://inspire.server101.com/js/tp/

Enjoy :)

ps: if anyone spots bugs let me know.

cheers
Ben

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2003-09-30 Thread Sarah Adams
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RE: [WSG]Can any JavaScript/DOM gurus help?

2003-09-29 Thread David McDonald
Oops..forgot the URL for the page:

http://www.davidmcdonald.dyndns.org:8844/content.asp


Regards,

David McDonald
Web Designer

http://www.davidmcdonald.org

Southbank, Melbourne
Australia

Mobile: 0403 332 140
ICQ: 11814164

-Original Message-
From: David McDonald [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Monday, 29 September 2003 9:44 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [WSG]Can any JavaScript/DOM gurus help?


This may be a little off list, but here goes:

I'm building a CSS/XHTML site for a client. They have provided JavaScript
menu drop down code, which I have scaled back to the bare essentials:

http://www.davidmcdonald.dyndns.org:8844/DropDownMenu/menu.js

http://www.davidmcdonald.dyndns.org:8844/DropDownMenu/nav_example.asp

Things work OK in IE 6 if I use the transitional doctype with an XML
declaration: drop downs work fine.

However, in Mozilla, Opera etc the drop downs stay in the same position. If
I use a strict doctype same thing happens in IE 6.

The CSS is at:

http://www.davidmcdonald.dyndns.org:8844/styles/global.css
http://www.davidmcdonald.dyndns.org:8844/styles/menu.css

The dropdown divs are absolutely positioned inside a relative div named
#menudropdown. The JavaScript changes the display on the dropdown divs from
'none' to 'block' when needed. I am assuming that the 'block' display is the
culprit here?


Regards,

David McDonald
Web Designer

http://www.davidmcdonald.org

Southbank, Melbourne
Australia

Mobile: 0403 332 140
ICQ: 11814164


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