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Posted by M on 06/04/07 20:56
"BTM" <btm@mexus.net> wrote in message
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>>"Frames" can be done with CSS. Or put the menu in an iframe.
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>>> Thinking the menu bar on the left takes up too much room, thinking of
>>> going for a smaller font and reducing the length of the boxes.
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>>Your menu is image files. Using text instead allows users to specify their
>>own fonts, sizes instead.
>>Consider using css to provide visual cues of live menu items rather than
>>javascript.
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> Er,,, not exactly sure I know how to do that... I THINK I understadn
> what you're saying... don't do a lot direct editing of the CSS (only
> had a beginner's class in Web Design...)
Nothing much to it really.
Go to this page, download it and then study the source.
http://www.xs4all.nl/~peterned/examples/cssmenu.html
You'll see the css styles embedded in the head of the file. Look for the
section titled a: hover. Start playing around with the 'attributes'
border-color:gray;
background-color:#bbb7c7;
color:black;
Change them, save the file, observe what happens, etc. You'll get the idea
soon enough.
Can't go into everything about CSS but for simple stuff, it doesn't take
much to master. Start Googling for css tutorials if you want to get into the
real guts of it.
M
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