Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Iorhael wrote:
I just have to prepare a hack now to correct for IE moving the
submenus up too high.
Why hack anything?
Just give all browsers this little corrections - or something close to
this value...
#menu ul ul {top: 1em;}
...and those submenus should land
Maybe you can try to give the submenu-li's some IE-layout:
#menu li ul li a { width: 100%; }
so that IE can use the {display: block;} which is already in the code.
Francky, I made these adjustments but unfortunately, I am still not able to
hover over the bottom link of two of the
btw-1: Perhaps you can give the '#menu li ul li a' the padding instead of
the '#menu li ul li', then the (yellow) clickable area can be greater.
Francky and others, another thing I am noticing with the submenus in IE is
that hovering is a bit jumpy between the parent link and child links
Iorhael wrote:
btw-1: Perhaps you can give the '#menu li ul li a' the padding instead of
the '#menu li ul li', then the (yellow) clickable area can be greater.
Francky and others, another thing I am noticing with the submenus in IE is
that hovering is a bit jumpy between the parent link
I am now setting up the CSS code for a horizontal SOS menu display but am
having trouble getting the submenus to display on hover.
Also, in IE, the menu is stretched vertically. Would this be due to the size of
my background image? Its only 10 pixels in height.
Iorhael wrote:
I am now setting up the CSS code for a horizontal SOS menu display but am
having trouble getting the submenus to display on hover.
Also, in IE, the menu is stretched vertically. Would this be due to the size
of my background image? Its only 10 pixels in height.
Iorhael wrote:
http://www.drkdesign.com/voicebox_demo/index_h.htm
I am now setting up the CSS code for a horizontal SOS menu display
but am having trouble getting the submenus to display on hover.
Typo? Or confused mix of styling?
'#menu' and '#menuh' isn't the same.
Looks like all I needed
Typo? Or confused mix of styling?
'#menu' and '#menuh' isn't the same.
Looks like all I needed to do was to make the CSS ID correspond to the
HTML ID...
argggh!! I thought I changed all those to just plain menu (I brought the
code in from Tedd's site and he had menuh throughout)but I
And using menu {line-height: 0) did the trick for the IE problem. However,
the submenus are showing up *under* the container in IE despite the fact
that #menu ul ul is set to a z-index of 500. I just read Francky's reply
to
Connor on this issue from earlier today but couldn't relate it
Connor Boyack wrote:
Iorhael wrote:
[...] And using menu {line-height: 0) did the trick for the IE problem.
However,
the submenus are showing up *under* the container in IE despite the fact
that #menu ul ul is set to a z-index of 500. I just read Francky's reply
to
Connor on this issue from
Do you have a new link for IE-minded people, so we can hobby some
more?
Francky...
sorry...I changed it to php...its
http://www.drkdesign.com/voicebox_demo/index_h.php
What exactly is the peekaboo bug? Is that what this problem is with the
submenus showing up underneath the container? Will I
Iorhael wrote:
... However, the submenus are showing up *under* the container in IE
despite the fact that #menu ul ul is set to a z-index of 500. I just
read Francky's reply to Connor on this issue from earlier today but
couldn't relate it directly to my code
Oh, you're just setting
A follow-up...
That footer is making IE/win expand the #container - an IE/win bug.
I suggest you make a few small corrections, like...
#footer {width: 400px;}
.nav {width: auto; /* or delete that width altogether */}
...that will make things line up in IE6 more like in the other browsers.
Oh, you're just setting the z-index on the wrong element. Try adding...
#menu-container {z-index: 1;}
Well it looks to me like that's all it was Georg. And you answered something
I was wondering about too with the high index levels...that was set in the
code I used from Tedd's site..didn't
Iorhael wrote:
I just have to prepare a hack now to correct for IE moving the
submenus up too high.
Why hack anything?
Just give all browsers this little corrections - or something close to
this value...
#menu ul ul {top: 1em;}
...and those submenus should land pretty nicely. Some
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