Richard Williams
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Richard Williams
April 5, 2011 at 9:42 pm in reply to: submenus invisible in Chrome, but ok with firefox and safarinowhere on your page have you added the transparency codes…
look here at this thread for an explaination of how to enter the code. SWFs will always take front position in some browsers, its the way they work, you have to tell it not to thats all. If you are showing the SWF through an iframe then you need to apply the rules to the page where the SWF is embedded, if it is embedded into the page normally, then this you do it on that page. If transparency does not work, change the word transparency to opaque instead and that will work. On your example link, this is not the case, there is no code change.
Your code though has many errors, you need to do some work on your CSS and layouts because your page is all over the place depending on the versions of browsers you use.
Richard Williams
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Without seeing your page, its difficault to understand exactly what you are trying to achieve… from what i can see here, you are using a horizontal menu and changing the CSS to make it look like a vertical menu… which begs the question why you dont just use a vertical menu…?
I assume you have a containing div for your menu with a fixed width. What is happening is in safari, the width of the menu AND the submenus is following the width of your container, whereas in IE, only the menu is follwing the DIV width, the submenu is following its rule from the css.. which is to have the menu and submenu 100% width. the 100% is filling the div of your container, but the submenu is filling to 100% of the page width.
To change this, set the width of the ul.MenuBarHorizontal ul and ul.MenuBarHorizontal li to the same width as the DIV container, or just fix the width of them both to the same setting.
Hope this helps. If not then please show me your page so i can get an understanding of what you are trying to achieve.
Richard Williams
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Richard Williams
February 22, 2011 at 8:01 pm in reply to: php blues. stumped on making a simple formHi Carl/Mike
Carl, i helped someone in another forum with their PHP Script, and wrote out some explainations of what we are doing and why in the code, the post is here and it might help you understand a little better hopefully and get your form working.
Also, in the Dreamweaver forum under FAQ’s link, Abraham has a very simple form submission PHP script which again you could follow and try out then work on that…
Hope this helps.
Richard Williams
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paste all the code here please not just a snippet, we cant see whats where the way you did it, but meanwhile take lineheight 0px out as a rule #headertxt
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Also agree…
Are you familiar with Word Press? I recently did a site for a company’s intranet which was all about posting up events, allowing people to comment and track progress etc, all done in wordpress and it SOOOOOOOO easy… once you familiarise yourself with it :o))
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i think you might find though, the trouble with the Heading tags is they standardise with certain settings.
You can alter the font size of course, but you also need to define padding and margins for the Heading tag. If you add the rule padding 0 and margin 0 then this aught to prevent the moving around you are talking about. (whenever i start a new rule in Dreamweaver i always now, as a standard, put 0 in both of these settings until i get back to those rules and need to define specific settings on the paddings. It saves alot of confusion which i think might be what you are struggling with.
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i dont know…we need to see the page you are talking to not just the link of where it is directed.
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yeah it works with flash, but not THIS flash because its driven from some scripting and not just a simple flash movie :o(
On a postive note, i finally got around to breaking down the spry photo gallery… i think i might put together a turorial on how to do it soon, as once you have all the files in the right place its actually really easy, but nowhere is their any good instruction on it so i think its time for me to give something back again.
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Hey Marie… do you mean something like this… https://www.devail.co.uk/ and then you want the large images to be links?
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Hi Jean,
OK, you can do this by overriding some of the other settings.
Add the following you your CSS, at the very bottom is fine.
ul.MenuBarHorizontal#AFE li {
width: auto;
}
ul.MenuBarHorizontal#AFE ul {
width: auto;
}ul.MenuBarHorizontal#AFE ul li {
display: block;
float: none;
width: auto;
white-space: nowrap;
}ul.MenuBarHorizontal#AFE a.MenuBarItemSubmenu {
padding: 0.5em 2em 0.5em 0.75em;
}For other people reading this, the AFE represents this persons MenuBar1, what is normally called MenuBar1 automatically when you insert a spry menu, so replace the AFE with MenuBar1, or whatever title appears on your menu that you wish you affect in this way.
These rules will override the width settings in the CSS rule as they are more specific than the exisiting rules, so there is no need to dlete out the 8.2em standard settings it will just take care of it.
Richard Williams
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