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Need to change look of drop down buttons
Posted on 2011-03-05
Hii!
We need to change the look of the drop down buttons on our top navigation bar to look something like this website's drop down menu. http://www.ringcentral.com/
Here is an example of our current top navigation bar and drop down menus.
http://www.topsecurityinc.com/testpage11.html
Here is the CSS that controls it.
ul.dropdown{position:relat
ul.dropdown li{width:159px;height:42px
ul.dropdown a:active{color:orange;}
ul.dropdown li a{padding-top:12px;height:
ul.dropdown li:last-child a{border-right:none;}
ul.dropdown li.hover,ul.dropdown li:hover{color:#000;positi
ul.dropdown ul{z-index:600;visibility:
ul.dropdown ul li{width:159px;font-weight
ul.dropdown ul li a{border-right:none;width:
ul.dropdown ul ul{left:100%;top:0;}
ul.dropdown li:hover > ul{visibility:visible;}
Would also appreciate any help on adding the down arrows on the top buttons with drop down items.
Any specific code modifications would be greatly appreciated.
We need to change the look of the drop down buttons on our top navigation bar to look something like this website's drop down menu. http://www.ringcentral.com/
Here is an example of our current top navigation bar and drop down menus.
http://www.topsecurityinc.com/testpage11.html
Here is the CSS that controls it.
ul.dropdown{position:relat
ul.dropdown li{width:159px;height:42px
ul.dropdown a:active{color:orange;}
ul.dropdown li a{padding-top:12px;height:
ul.dropdown li:last-child a{border-right:none;}
ul.dropdown li.hover,ul.dropdown li:hover{color:#000;positi
ul.dropdown ul{z-index:600;visibility:
ul.dropdown ul li{width:159px;font-weight
ul.dropdown ul li a{border-right:none;width:
ul.dropdown ul ul{left:100%;top:0;}
ul.dropdown li:hover > ul{visibility:visible;}
Would also appreciate any help on adding the down arrows on the top buttons with drop down items.
Any specific code modifications would be greatly appreciated.
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SSupreme,
I like the top blue navigation bar, but I think it would look better if the drop down buttons were in a white box with rounded corners like this attached image.
I like the top blue navigation bar, but I think it would look better if the drop down buttons were in a white box with rounded corners like this attached image.
ul.dropdown ul li{width:159px;font-weight
ul.dropdown ul li a{border-right:none;width:
it makes subnav white with black font colour. If you want make "rounded" corners you have to add images at the and of second <ul>. They did it using this image http://www.ringcentral.com/images/hp/navigation/small/office.png .
Also you have to clean up your CSS file from unused rules, there are about 40% of them.
ul.dropdown ul li a{border-right:none;width:
it makes subnav white with black font colour. If you want make "rounded" corners you have to add images at the and of second <ul>. They did it using this image http://www.ringcentral.com/images/hp/navigation/small/office.png .
Also you have to clean up your CSS file from unused rules, there are about 40% of them.
SSupreme,
I added this to my test page, but it did not seem to have changed the look of the drop downs.
<script language="css" type="text/css">
ul.dropdown ul li{width:159px;font-weight
ul.dropdown ul li a{border-right:none;width:
</script>
Any ideas?
I added this to my test page, but it did not seem to have changed the look of the drop downs.
<script language="css" type="text/css">
ul.dropdown ul li{width:159px;font-weight
ul.dropdown ul li a{border-right:none;width:
</script>
Any ideas?
try this instead:
<style type="text/css">
ul.dropdown ul li{width:159px;font-weight
ul.dropdown ul li a{border-right:none;width:
</style>
<style type="text/css">
ul.dropdown ul li{width:159px;font-weight
ul.dropdown ul li a{border-right:none;width:
</style>
SSupreme,
So I created another stylesheet name style1.css and updated the text page to use it.
The second line of recommended code is highlighted by my designer and says marked invalid due to not supported by current scheme. As you can see these two lines of code make the drop down menus inoperative.
Any ideas?
TIA
So I created another stylesheet name style1.css and updated the text page to use it.
The second line of recommended code is highlighted by my designer and says marked invalid due to not supported by current scheme. As you can see these two lines of code make the drop down menus inoperative.
Any ideas?
TIA
Well, changing colour doesn't make menu inoperative.
Before I posted those line I tested them and they worked.
Try again beginning from style.css
Before I posted those line I tested them and they worked.
Try again beginning from style.css
SSupreme,
Ok. I got it now. :)
I changed the buttons to blue just flat and updated the test page.
But the horitizontal lines between the drop down buttons has seemed to disappear.
Any idea where that is controlled?
TIA
Ok. I got it now. :)
I changed the buttons to blue just flat and updated the test page.
But the horitizontal lines between the drop down buttons has seemed to disappear.
Any idea where that is controlled?
TIA
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