Hello folks,
The site I maintain currently has its navigation in a table (don't ask):
div class=nav
table
tr
tdMenu item 1/td
tdMenu item 2/td
tdMenu item 3/td
/tr
/table
/div
The styles currently put .nav at 100% width with a background-color, and
apply some
I'd like to avoid putting an image in (actually if that's the only
way then
it's not going to happen).
There is no way to get a gradient in IE7 without using an image. Or
are you just opposed to using img and a background image is okay?
---Tim
Mark,
You can use Microsoft's proprietary filters property to achieve
gradients using a similar syntax. As ever, CSS3please.com is the best
resource:
http://css3please.com#box_gradient
Regards,
Barney Carroll
barney.carr...@gmail.com
07594 506 381
On 1 September 2011 14:42, Tim Climis
Hi,
I guess I wasn't clear in my original email. I plan to use CSS3 for the
gradient, and possibly IE filters to make this work in older IE. My problem
is with the layout. I want the gradient to start at the right edge of the
menu items and go until the right edge of the parent.
div class=nav
Mark,
Sorry, misunderstood the problem part. Essentially, your problem is
not with creating the gradient effect per se, but with layout —
specifically, getting .dummy to occupy the full remaining width (in
which case the gradient goes from top left to top right of that
element without any need
