It is in a table on www.sierranvweb.com/mtp but in a div on the other link, which is just the menu. Neither works, so I don't think the table is the issue.
Airtime
It is in a table on www.sierranvweb.com/mtp but in a div on the other link, which is just the menu. Neither works, so I don't think the table is the issue.
Airtime
JETTRUE, hello again, I am using your template Apple and I noticed that you use this css dropdown menu within it. I've got information from the site where I bought translated ZC, that this css dropdown menu extension is used to hack the sites and they really strong suggest not to use it. They told that
Image Handler 2
CSS Horizontal DropDownMenu
Alternative Header 1.1a
Automatic Login
my be used to take control over my site via hackers, they reffer that www.secunia.com check it. Would you comment this as you are the 'producer'? Source: www.zencart.com.pl
Hi everyone,
Loving the work on content shifting for search engines! Has anyone had any luck finding a solution to the IE7 Sub menu hanging around after leaving it and returning to the base menu?
http://www.musicservices.co.nz/
thanks
Well, here's what I have (so far) of a scroll menu. The bad thing is, it doesn't include any categories, because, as I said earlier....it's either scroll, or flyout....not both. But, I'm still working on it. Just thought that somebody else might could take what I've got so far, and make it work with flyout. Anybody interested? Hint-Hint Jade.![]()
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Very interesting. This is the first I've heard of this. I'm also surprised that they single out "CSS Horizontal DropDownMenu", when it is based off of the same files that are in the sidebox CSS menu, and the categories only version uses most of the same files as well. I'd love to know what they feel is the issue.
Hello, first, thank you for the Add-on it is great. I have a couple of issues I need to fix with it though.
http://www.greatgolfdepot.com
I saw someone mention something about Internet Explorer. In IE the menus do not come down aligned, but they are off centered to the right slightly. It works great in Firefox though.
My second problem, which is a little worse, is the area directly to the right of the Shopping Cart tab. There is extra space there that I cannot figure out how to remove. I tried even adding margin-right: -10px; to the CSS and it won't move. Is there something I am doing wrong or missing?
Thanks!
Dan Paplaczyk
http://www.GreatGolfDepot.com
Since you want your menu to fill up all the way from left to right, I would suggest using percentages for the widths of each menu item. This is because the menu was designed to have a right-side space, so that when people enlarge the font, the menu doesn't end up wrapping into two lines. But making the menu items a percentage, it won't wrap into two lines.
So, first, you need to change div#dropMenu li to this:
Then change div#dropMenu li a to this:Code:div#dropMenu li { position: relative; list-style: none; margin: 0; float: left; line-height: 1em; width:16.667%; }
Then change div#dropMenu ul.level2 to this:Code:div#dropMenu li a {display: block; padding: .6em 0 .6em 0;text-decoration: none; text-transform:uppercase; color:#005f00; text-align:center; border-right:1px solid #005f00; border-left:1px solid #005f00;}
div#dropMenu ul.level2 {top: 2.17em; background:#FFFFFF;z-index:1000;}
And I think the last section I just posted will help with your IE problem as well.Code:div#dropMenu ul.level2 {top: 2.17em; background:#FFFFFF;z-index:1000;left:0;}