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CSS DROPDOWNS, SUCKERFISH EXAMPLE
Hey guys, I have the page up with these CSS dropdowns.
http://joshuaspindel.com/cems/defaultrevised.html
Problem: I want my menu to stay in place when i minimize the screen pulling from the side. So If I shrink the side of the page down the pulldowns don't layer ontop of each other. I think the reason this is happening is that the navigation menu is absolutely positioned?
Any help would be great. Here is the page of the working pull downs and how i want them to react to browser window manipulation.
http://www.htmldog.com/articles/suckerfish/example/
Thanks,
Josh
http://joshuaspindel.com/cems/defaultrevised.html
Problem: I want my menu to stay in place when i minimize the screen pulling from the side. So If I shrink the side of the page down the pulldowns don't layer ontop of each other. I think the reason this is happening is that the navigation menu is absolutely positioned?
Any help would be great. Here is the page of the working pull downs and how i want them to react to browser window manipulation.
http://www.htmldog.com/articles/suckerfish/example/
Thanks,
Josh
You could just do a view source on their site. I did it and all of there code is right there to learn from. I am sure you know this, but just in case you do not. In IE choose View>>Source and the source code can be view in notepad.
ASKER
That doesn't help me resolve the problem.
ASKER
Actually try http://www.joshuaspindel.com/cems/default.html
I had to make the navigation bar ABSOLUTE so it would be positioned in the correct spot. However, when the screen is maximized or minimized it doesn't move relative with the rest of the screen. I'm defining screen as the div with id = content.
Also for some reason... in IE things get jumbled up? Pull downs work in Mozilla except for the positioning problem.
Ideas would be great
Thanks,
Josh
I had to make the navigation bar ABSOLUTE so it would be positioned in the correct spot. However, when the screen is maximized or minimized it doesn't move relative with the rest of the screen. I'm defining screen as the div with id = content.
Also for some reason... in IE things get jumbled up? Pull downs work in Mozilla except for the positioning problem.
Ideas would be great
Thanks,
Josh
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