to have the dropdown appear on the left side of its parent item?
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I'm new to CSS, but a conceptual problem has occurred to me. If this is a
stupid question, please humour me. :-)
Lets assume I am designing a web site of one hundred pages. I design a
horizontal dropdown menu which links to each of the one hundred pages. So
each page is available from each of
wrong in some regard. And ideas would be appreciated.
http://www.wickson.net/css_march_18/index.htm
http://www.wickson.net/css_march_18/style1.csshttp://www.wickson.net/css_march_18/index.htm
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and .leftImage relative positioning.
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fine in all browsers except IE Win.
Hi David
Just took a quick look at your source code and I suspect your problem is in
the positioning, combined with the div nested in a table cell. Remove the
positioning and see what you get, then work from there.
Wayne
Hi David
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Hi,
Thanks very much for that info Wayne. I have tried what you
said below, and on all the Mac browsers I have it works fine.
Will have to wait until the morning to look at it on a PC with IE6.
I wanted to know why you need to reposition
Hi David
I haven't found a single suite I like. I use a combination of HomeSite for
html and TopStyle Pro for css, use Apache for local serving/browsing with a
range of browsers on a couple of machines, lets me see how stuff like my php
renders.
Best
Wayne
Which bit did you like?
The it takes 3 hours to load part or the moo.fx javascript trickery.
w
MocaLoca wrote:
I came across this very nice Portfolio site and he uses something real cool
when you click About this Project.
http://www.timbenzinger.com/
Is that some css magic in there? Does
, stick with either a for loop or you can find a
few variations on the purely CSS method in the comments for the above
ALA article:
http://www.alistapart.com/discuss/layeredfudge/
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Although that's a functional solution, isn't that anti-semantic? This type
of issue is more of a presentational one than a content one. It seems like
CSS should have a way to present one instance of an element in as many
locations as the designer desires.
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, or from page to page (as Zen Garden
does).
I understand all that, but it's no different to me than putting an image
into a div using the
contenthttp://www.w3schools.com/css/pr_gen_content.aspproperty.
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Wayne,
Investigate CSS3 pseudo-classes and replaced content[1]. I believe
you could do what you ask using the move-to property[2], which I
believe is designed to create things like tables of contents and the
like by moving or copying
id=chd_caption Updated 15 hours ago by Wayne /span
/div
/li
Any help you can give me would be appreciated. If you think that the
JavaScript makes it out of the scope of this list, let me know and
I'll drop the topic. However, I firmly believe that this is solely
fixable through CSS.
Thanks,
Wayne
Hi
I am having trouble with divs again, I cant submit a link to the site as
I have signed an ND contract. Basically, I have some divs set-up:
div id=footer
div id=footer_left/div
div id=footer_right/div
/div
The left div is floated left, and the right, right. The widths don't
check from anyone on a MAC please (or just anyone).
Oh and finally[ :) ] : What's the best way of safeguarding code when I preview
it to a remote client. What if they just download it and leg it? Is there a
setting in IIS which can stop people saving the code?
Ta in advance
Wayne Douglas
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