Well, If you're sliding horizontally, set only overflow-x: hidden; on
the masking container.
That way you should be able to get a suckerfish style menu working vertically.
On Sun, Dec 13, 2009 at 9:28 AM, O.J. Tibi - @ojtibi ojt...@gmail.com wrote:
Still nothing guys? I can't even think of a
Thanks Andrei, I really appreciate the help.
Though overflow-x is CSS3, I'm thinking of something that can still
look nice in older browsers (you know what I'm saying, no need to
mention it here).
Haven't really tested this now, but from what I remember, overflow-x
works in all browsers. Including IE6.
On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 3:46 AM, O.J. Tibi - @ojtibi ojt...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Andrei, I really appreciate the help.
Though overflow-x is CSS3, I'm thinking of something that can
Still nothing guys? I can't even think of a decent alternative.
Ok, I might need to change my question slightly, do you have any other
similar presentation setup that's visually appealing and low on UX
friction? You can suggest alternatives if the above question can't be
achieved by normal means.
Thanks again.
Help, anyone?
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