Mani,

Have a look at http://www.w3.org/QA/Tips
There is fixed navigation menu there. When browser window is resized,
scrollbar appears on the menu.

Regards, Irina.

On Apr 2, 2005 3:05 AM, Mani Sheriar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
> I am currently working on this site:
> http://www.manisheriar.com/willen/home.htm - xhtml and css validate.
> 
> Initially I had it so that the logo, main image on the left, and links all
> scrolled with the content.  However, I recently started playing around with
> the idea of these elements being fixed and only the content scrolling.
> 
> Since IE doesn't support fixed elements I have ended up with this in my css
> for the 3 elements in question (using the !important declaration to feed
> different values to Moz and IE):
> 
> body {  /* -- keeps the William Lenihan logo fixed for Moz browsers /
>                  scrolling for IE -- */
>         background:#000;
>         text-align:center;
>         font:normal 1em/1.3em "Times New Roman",Times,serif;
>         background:#000 url(../images/willen.gif) no-repeat top left;
>         background-attachment:fixed !important;
>         background-attachment:scroll;
>         }
> 
> #leftCol {  /* -- keeps the main image on left fixed for Moz browsers /
>                       IE ignores this -- */
>         float:left;
>         width:200px;
>         height:601px;
>         background:url(../images/street.jpg) no-repeat top left;
>         position:fixed;
>         }
> #nav {  /* -- keeps nav buttons on right fixed for Moz browsers /
>                   floats the nav buttons right for IE -- */
>         position:fixed !important;
>         position:relative;
>         float:none !important;
>         float:right;
>         right:7.5% !important;
>         right:auto;
>         text-align:left;
>         }
> 
> Ok, so everything is working great - The entire page scrolls in IE and only
> the content scrolls in moz ... just like I wanted!  EXCEPT: If I resize my
> moz browser window to 800x600 then I cannot see all of the nav buttons ...
> the bottom ones get cut off.  And I cannot scroll to see the rest since the
> content is "fixed."
> 
> I would strongly prefer not to have to decrease the height of the nav
> buttons - I really like the square presentation.  Ideally, I would really
> like to keep the fixed content, but be able to scroll when necessary to see
> the entirety of the nav buttons when the browser window is small.  Any
> suggestions?
> 
> Thanks in advance!!!!!
> 
> Mani Sheriar
> Sheriar Designs | www.ManiSheriar.com  
> 925.952.4365 (landline) | 925.914.0741 (cell)
>  
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