Re: [css-d] Top Level Images help in Son of Suckerfish needed

2005-11-25 Thread cFA
Thanks Parker, thats getting closer, its really borked in IE6 tho on my xp sp1 machine, (really bad flicker and redraw issues) it works better in IE5x, works great on the mac side...(FF and Safari) On 11/25/05, Parker Torrence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > You might find this helpful > htt

Re: [css-d] Top Level Images help in Son of Suckerfish needed

2005-11-25 Thread Parker Torrence
You might find this helpful http://webdesign.parkertorrence.com/sandbox/zenfulfrog.htm the code can be viewed from view source. -parker Message: 14 > Date: Thu, 24 Nov 2005 22:48:20 -0500 > From: cFA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: [css-d] Top Level Images help in Son of Suckerf

Re: [css-d] Top Level Images help in Son of Suckerfish needed

2005-11-25 Thread cFA
Thanks everyone, and yeah mat it does look like we are trying to get to the same place, hopefully it will be easier together, I'm still havin a problem with how to have a hover state on the top level images, rebecca seems to be close. -clint On 11/25/05, mat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I th

Re: [css-d] Top Level Images help in Son of Suckerfish needed

2005-11-25 Thread mat
Christian, Position: relative makes the second level list items bunch up. Setting link items without position: relative is needed. #nav a { /*link list items*/ display: block; width: 110px; I just used one class for top level backgrounds and another for second level. You could create a

Re: [css-d] Top Level Images help in Son of Suckerfish needed

2005-11-24 Thread Christian Montoya
On 11/24/05, cFA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hey everyone, I was goin good with my son of suckerfish until the client > wanted images in the top level. Here is a test page of the code im working > on, its really starting to get over my head now and I could use some help in > a major way if someone

[css-d] Top Level Images help in Son of Suckerfish needed

2005-11-24 Thread cFA
Hey everyone, I was goin good with my son of suckerfish until the client wanted images in the top level. Here is a test page of the code im working on, its really starting to get over my head now and I could use some help in a major way if someone can spot how to fix it. its gotta be IE5+ compat. (