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make menu work in chrome url go through to page
Regarding this navigation menu:
http://jsfiddle.net/dXB37/4/
question:
under the <ul> with the id of #dropdown1
There is a <li> <a href> link with the scr:
http://www.thesearchengineoptimisationcompany.co.uk/
how can i make this link go to this url? and not just show the name of the link.
Also the class .current is over the top of the links in google chrome web browser. This makes the links not click-able when you get down to a sub menus. - i have tried changing the z-index and changed the width but this doesn't seem to fix it.
one other thing: how can i make all the links the same width? when i set a width of 200px !important on:
.gallery a
nothing happens?
http://jsfiddle.net/dXB37/4/
question:
under the <ul> with the id of #dropdown1
There is a <li> <a href> link with the scr:
http://www.thesearchengineoptimisationcompany.co.uk/
how can i make this link go to this url? and not just show the name of the link.
Also the class .current is over the top of the links in google chrome web browser. This makes the links not click-able when you get down to a sub menus. - i have tried changing the z-index and changed the width but this doesn't seem to fix it.
one other thing: how can i make all the links the same width? when i set a width of 200px !important on:
.gallery a
nothing happens?
I suggest you have a read here
http://davidwalsh.name/css-transform-rotate
http://www.w3schools.com/css/css3_2dtransforms.asp
Will make your life a whole lot easier.
http://davidwalsh.name/css-transform-rotate
http://www.w3schools.com/css/css3_2dtransforms.asp
Will make your life a whole lot easier.
ASKER
hmm its a funny one. sure.. usings css3 rotates is easy but i would have to manually make each li be a certan degree different from the last one. the javascript does the calculations automatically even with more or less li tags. if i could dynamically autmate this process using css3 then yes that would work.
You can still use javascript to calculate the degree then apply the style directly to each element.
The only thing with this is you would have to add all the markup for different browsers or detect the browser and apply the correct prefix.
Or have a set number of transformation css for 3, 4, 5 etc so you can apply the class the LI's and use nth-child to increment the degree.
You can then avoid all the extraneous markup
The only thing with this is you would have to add all the markup for different browsers or detect the browser and apply the correct prefix.
Or have a set number of transformation css for 3, 4, 5 etc so you can apply the class the LI's and use nth-child to increment the degree.
You can then avoid all the extraneous markup
ASKER
please can you help me with this?
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ASKER
thanks
Was expecting more along the lines of what do I do now?
ASKER
haha. yes. it would be helpful if you give me a hand here:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28336713/add-click-event-to-go-forward-and-back-on-nav-menu.html
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28336713/add-click-event-to-go-forward-and-back-on-nav-menu.html
You cannot have a <UL> followed by multiple divs and then have the <LI>'s inside nested divs and expect any browser to know what it is supposed to be doing.