hallo
Yes ,you are right. It is the z index problem. Now it works fine.
Thanks very much
2008/7/3 bernd wilke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> on Thu, 03 Jul 2008 17:35:45 +, LinTong wrote:
>
>> hallo everybody
>>
>> I want to have a navigation menu which looks like:
>>
>> Homepage / Organisation / lev
on Thu, 03 Jul 2008 17:35:45 +, LinTong wrote:
> hallo everybody
>
> I want to have a navigation menu which looks like:
>
> Homepage / Organisation / level3 / level 4 / currentlevel
>
> the typoscript:
> **
> lib.topNav = HMENUlib.topNav.special = rootlinelib.topNav.special.range
Hi,
On Thu, Jul 3, 2008 at 8:02 PM, LinTong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hallo
>
> It looks graceful in the Hotmail client but i don't know why they are
> unordered now. I am sorry
>
> I tried to add a to each and the source code in firefox now
> is as follow
> >Homepage / href="index.php?id=c
Hallo
It looks graceful in the Hotmail client but i don't know why they are
unordered now. I am sorry
I tried to add a to each and the source code in firefox now
is as follow
Homepage / Organisations / level3 / level4 / Institute 1
I can not click the Organisation, level3 &level4 though they
Hi,
2008/7/3 LinTong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> hallo everybody
>
> I want to have a navigation menu which looks like:
>
> Homepage / Organisation / level3 / level 4 / currentlevel
>
> the typoscript:
> **
> lib.topNav = HMENUlib.topNav.special = rootlinelib.topNav.special.range =
> 0lib.topN
hallo everybody
I want to have a navigation menu which looks like:
Homepage / Organisation / level3 / level 4 / currentlevel
the typoscript:
**
lib.topNav = HMENUlib.topNav.special = rootlinelib.topNav.special.range =
0lib.topNav.1 = TMENUlib.topNav.1 {noBlur = 1NO.li
