Riva,
I'd agree with MOU - you're making things too complicated. Set your menu items
up to be block display and let the browser handle the movement for the form.
Use JS to control just the display:none or display:block.
Tim
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Thanks Ross/MOU and Tim. I will give it a try.
Riva
On 9/3/2008 10:11 AM, Furry, Tim wrote:
Riva,
I'd agree with MOU - you're making things too complicated. Set your menu items
up to be block display and let the browser handle the movement for the form.
Use JS to control just the
Hi all,
I was wondering if it is possible to find out the value of a css
property (using JavaScript) and then change it? For example, I have a
form under a drop down menu. The client wants the form to move down as
the menu expands. I made the drop down menu using jQuery and I have
figured
Riva:
CSS properties would be found in an object's style property. The
JavaScript names are the same usually as the CSS names, only the
JavaScript equivalent of hyphenated names is to remove the hyphen and
capitalise the second word. The values you give them are the same as the
CSS values
