On Tuesday, September 13, 2016 at 3:28:24 PM UTC-7, Peter wrote:
>
>
> Thanks Dave,
> stupid.css doesn't look so stupid! but there will be a learning curve for 
> me to understand it and the more I look at the more I need to understand 
> css better.
>
>
Start with 
<URL:http://mdipierro.github.io/stupid.css/index.html 
<http://mdipierro.github.io/stupid.css/themes/random.html>> 
instead of the random page.

I learned HTML4 and CSS in a course using a text by Patrick Carey, but had 
cut my teeth with basic HTML via online examples and reading the W3 docs 
(there is explanations in some of them, so they aren't as dry as most 
specs).  I'm getting my HTML5 from htmlgoodies.com, which has a few CSS 
examples.


> The change to Bootstrap3 limited the nesting levels of submenus ... only 1 
>> sub-level now, I believe.  This was a reflection of the popularity of 
>> portable devices, where a tree of menus runs out of screen space.
>>
>
> If I understand the terminology correctly I am only looking for 1 sub 
> level.
>
> Something like
>
> MenuItem1      MenuItem2    MenuItem3    MenuItem4
>                               SubItem3.1
>                               SubItem3.2
>                               SubItem3.3
>
> and I may be wrong but the bootstrap section in gluon/tools.py seems to 
> support it 
>
>             else:
>                 self.bar = LI(Anr(T('Log In'),
>                                   _href='#', _class="dropdown-toggle",
>                                   data={'toggle': 'dropdown'}), self.bar,
>                               _class='dropdown')
>
>
>
That may be from the Bootstrap2 days.  You can try grabbing BS2 from some 
archive, and allegedly not have problems except where W2P has had to make 
changes for classes that were obsoleted.  I haven't used BS2 since the 
change to BS3, though.

 

> Any other clues on how to invoke this? 
> i.e. get the sub items to appear (vertically under MenuItem3) on mouse 
> over or click to toggle on MenuItem3 ?
>
> P
>
>
 /dps

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