On 11/12/10 2:09 PM, Steve Caramia wrote:
Thanks for pointing this out. I deleted the container class around the
navigation.
And David, I don't want to move it to the left. Trying to keep to my
client's design. (same with the font)
Cross your fingers and hope that none of client's users ar
Thanks for pointing this out. I deleted the container class around the
navigation.
And David, I don't want to move it to the left. Trying to keep to my
client's design. (same with the font)
http://www.caramiadesign.com/md/
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Subject: Re: [css-d] Horizontal drop-down menu placement
>> Where did you ge
Where did you get that picture of the cochlea?
Don't know. Got it from the client.
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Hi Steve,
http://www.caramiadesign.com/md/
The page looks good on a wide screen, but, as David mentioned, your
.container div (the one containing the nav) is pushing the page width out to
the right -- by about 380+px past your design, hence the horizontal scroll
bar.
When I look at it in a 1024
As I went to bed the solution came to me.
CSS:
#nav li.off ul#port, #nav li.on ul#port {
position: absolute;
left: -60px;
height: 30px;
}
#nav li.off ul#about, #nav li.on ul#about {
position: absolute;
left: 70px;
height: 30px;
}
xhtml:
On 11/11/10 9:41 PM, Steve Caramia wrote:
I built this nav system with the help of an article from the good
peeps at A List Apart (no javascript!). Since the whole thing is
CSS-driven, is there a way to make the submenus flush right to the nav
bar instead of flush left?
http://www.caramiad
On Thursday, November 11, 2010 09:41:52 pm Steve Caramia wrote:
> For once, NOT about IE:
>
>
> I built this nav system with the help of an article from the good
> peeps at A List Apart (no javascript!). Since the whole thing is CSS-
> driven, is there a way to make the submenus flush right to th
For once, NOT about IE:
I built this nav system with the help of an article from the good
peeps at A List Apart (no javascript!). Since the whole thing is CSS-
driven, is there a way to make the submenus flush right to the nav bar
instead of flush left?
http://www.caramiadesign.com/md/
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