I am using Claire Campbell's variant of Eric Meyer's pure CSS popups to show
additional information about the status of a migration programme. The code is
on an intranet site, so I can't give you a URL. If necessary I will put an
anonymised subset on a public web site.
I am displaying three im
I am no further forward with the pure CSS popup implementation I am trying.
However, I now have a suitably anonymised example, you can find it at
http://murorum.demon.co.uk/mwr/.
Hovering over each of the status buttons on the left hand side of the table
should pop up an appropriate message. T
A good job I generate the HTML programmatically :-)
This works, but having to style every button surely defeats the whole idea of
CSS (or perhaps that is the idea).
From: Holly Bergevin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Mon 20/06/2005 09:57
To: css-d@lists.css-d
Sorry - I obviously didn't phrase what I meant to say properly. I wasn't
getting at you, but a company that believes that "CSS is a broken standard".
Your initial solution works quite nicely and this is the one I have started
coding for. I don't want to use the title attribute, since I can't be
Joomla 1.5 correctly makes menus into lists. Nested menus contain
sublists. They also attach a mixture of classes and id's, but I don't
think they do this particularly well.
What I want to do is fairly simple:
1. A leaf menu item will have display in a simple box,
the background will change
