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It
pays not to make sweeping statements about nationalities. You can't guarantee
that everybody is Aussie.
-----Original Message-----
From:
theGrafixGuy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, 22
March 2004 12:09 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
RE: [WSG] drop down menus
Hello,
I have just joined the group and I must say I have
enjoyed the posts I have read through so far today (being the first day of
membership and all). I hail from across the sea in Portland, Oregon and even
y'all are Aussie's (one could say that is far better than being a Kiwi
but we won't go there) I have yet to find a similiar group here in the
States.
Anyway, thanks again for allowing me to come on
board.
If I may toss out a very elementary question that escapes
me and I have not been able to find an answer to.
When a screen resolution is 800 x 600 - what is the
Actual width of the browser viewing area (taking the window borders into
account). If the page extends beyond the depth of the page and the browser
adds a scroll-bar, what is the width of the browser's viewwing area
now??
Thanks a bunch and forgive me if this is somewhere out
there, I just have not been able to find the answers.
Brian
I was going to recommend this drop down menu that I have
used - www.brainjar.com - as it gives a real windows look and feel (if that is
what the client is after) except that one looks better as it works in IE 5.01, which the
brainjar one doesn't.
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