Hey linque:
The solution is to change one of the style tags in the mm_menu.js file.
Create your menus, and dreamweaver should make a new file called 'mm_menu.js'.
Open the file, and scroll to line 121, which should look like this:
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'<div id="menuLayer'+ countMenus +'" style="position:absolute;z
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Simply replace that line with this modified one:
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'<div id="menuLayer'+ countMenus +'" style="position:absolute;z
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Note there are 2 more CSS attributes added:
1. filter:Alpha(Opacity=50);
This is for compatability with IE 4+. (note: this is set to opacity = 50%)
2. -moz-opacity:0.5;
This is for compatability with Netscape 6+, and Mozilla (note: this is also set to opacity = 50%; slightly different syntax)
The great thing about just changing the .js file is that you can still change items, add new items, change colors etc... in dreamweaver without any problems.
Hope this has helped,
bc :-)
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by: trailblazzyr55Posted on 2004-04-25 at 22:32:01ID: 10915600
Hi,
les.html (have a look around the site) .com/navig ation/casc ade-menu.h tml
Here ya go, there isn't really a tool in dreamweaver to do this for you but here are a couple links to what you're talking about:
http://www.likno.com/examp
http://javascript.internet
Hope this helps,
Regards,
~trail