On May 25, 2006, at 11:08 AM, Stephen Karsch wrote:
> o far, so good. but i also want the ability to indicate current page,
> so there's 4 possible states for each nav item: normal, hover,
> current,
> current hover. the image i'm using is here:
>
> http://tds.stevekarsch.com/images/newnav.gif
>
> the page i'm working on is here:
>
> http://tds.stevekarsch.com
>
> on that page, the "marketing" link should have an orange chevron above
> it to indicate that it's the current page, and when it's moused
> over it
> should have the orange chevron above as well as a green dot to the
> left.
> the problem is, it works fine in safari, and IE6, but not in firefox
> (mac or PC).
> my HTML is valid, but my CSS is not (background-position-y does not
> exist?)
> phew...so, does anyone have any ideas on how i can get this working in
> firefox?
background-position-y is not part of the CSS2.1 docs.
And I don't see it in the current CSS 3 background module (draft) [1].
Safari has implemented something like that, but I'm not clear atm on
what basis.
What about using the correct CSS 2.1 syntax ?
.current em {background-position: value value;}
[1] <http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-background/>
Philippe
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