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styling superfish with top level images
Greetings Experts!
I'm attempting to retro fit a pretty complex layout to add a superfish drop menu at http://168.215.185.177/2.75.html. The existing layout utilizes background image with overflow visible of a preceding div along with transparent .pngs to render the curved menu on a gradient background. I am considering replacing this strategy with solid menu images because the transparency issue is creating added complexity to adding the drop navs but wanted to check with the experts before going there.
The menu is showing up and functioning but I could really use some help figuring out how to adjust the positioning of the drops, the offset of child levels and background color of child items on focus.
Specifically, how to adjust the CSS to:
1. center the first menu that drops beneath the large top level images
2. keeping the top level items background transparent while using a background image on child levels
3. adjust the offset of third level menu
I'm attempting to retro fit a pretty complex layout to add a superfish drop menu at http://168.215.185.177/2.75.html. The existing layout utilizes background image with overflow visible of a preceding div along with transparent .pngs to render the curved menu on a gradient background. I am considering replacing this strategy with solid menu images because the transparency issue is creating added complexity to adding the drop navs but wanted to check with the experts before going there.
The menu is showing up and functioning but I could really use some help figuring out how to adjust the positioning of the drops, the offset of child levels and background color of child items on focus.
Specifically, how to adjust the CSS to:
1. center the first menu that drops beneath the large top level images
2. keeping the top level items background transparent while using a background image on child levels
3. adjust the offset of third level menu
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