Thanks Roger & Kenny,
Got it to work using suggestions from both of you. I removed the
padding from #navbar so that the li elements would begin far enough
left to allow the arrow background graphic to show on the grey
background, then extended both background graphics as suggested. I had
to add a
Got it pretty close using your suggestions. I still can't get the
arrow to appear. The left padding applied to #navbar causes all the
child li items to appear too far right. I tried shifting the image
using background-position but it can only shift it to the edge of the
element. I also tried placin
Thanks Kenny,
I'm going to try your suggestions. I would prefer to eliminate the
dual list structure also, anything to make it more semantic.
- Ben
On 12/29/05, kenny heaton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 12/29/05, Ben Liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I've been struggling with this design off
I've been struggling with this design off and on for a few days now:
http://dev.gelatincube.com/pequod/pequodv402/ (HTML)
http://dev.gelatincube.com/pequod/pequodv402/styles/main.css (CSS)
The challenge was to build the navigation scheme keeping the links as
text and not as graphics. The lin
