3 level menu

[Maggie]

Is there a way to create 3 level menu in CSS?

Thanks!

[Brian]

Maggie wrote:

Is there a way to create 3 level menu in CSS?

See the previous thread that you started. And please don't post
(nearly) the same post twice in as many days.

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[Lauri Raittila]

In article <3f********@news.enetis.net>, Zac Hester wrote:

Maggie wrote:

Is there a way to create 3 level menu in CSS?

Thanks!

It might be helpful to know that both CSS and JavaScript are both
considered ancillary means of _enhancing_ a web page. By no means
should a "professional[1]" web site employ such tactics when the layout
or navigation depends on their _expected_ operation. In cases where a
browser can't support one or both of these technologies the site content
must still be accessible (one way or another).

This raises the question if someone has made multi-level menu that works
when either CSS or JS is available, and degredes well?

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[William Tasso]

Lauri Raittila wrote:

In article <3f********@news.enetis.net>, Zac Hester wrote:

Maggie wrote:

Is there a way to create 3 level menu in CSS?

It might be helpful to know that both CSS and JavaScript are both
considered ancillary means of _enhancing_ a web page. ...

This raises the question if someone has made multi-level menu that
works when either CSS or JS is available, and degredes well?

Implemented as a site-map but the principal is the same.

http://www.williamtasso.com/components/sitemap.asp

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[Lauri Raittila]

In article <bk************@ID-139074.news.uni-berlin.de>, William Tasso
wrote:

Lauri Raittila wrote:

In article <3f********@news.enetis.net>, Zac Hester wrote:

Maggie wrote:
Is there a way to create 3 level menu in CSS?

It might be helpful to know that both CSS and JavaScript are both
considered ancillary means of _enhancing_ a web page. ...
This raises the question if someone has made multi-level menu that
works when either CSS or JS is available, and degredes well?

^^^^^^ ^^ Implemented as a site-map but the principal is the same.

http://www.williamtasso.com/components/sitemap.asp

That doesn't work whitout JS in Opera 7.2. (works with JS)

What I meaned, is if there is menu that works interactively when just CSS
is available, if browser is capable (Moz, Opera some other), when just JS
is used (NN4, other old), or if neither is available, degrades well?


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[Matthias Gutfeldt]

Lauri Raittila wrote:

In article <bk************@ID-139074.news.uni-berlin.de>, William Tasso
wrote:

Lauri Raittila wrote:

In article <3f********@news.enetis.net>, Zac Hester wrote:

Maggie wrote:

>Is there a way to create 3 level menu in CSS?

It might be helpful to know that both CSS and JavaScript are both
considered ancillary means of _enhancing_ a web page. ...

This raises the question if someone has made multi-level menu that
works when either CSS or JS is available, and degredes well?

^^^^^^ ^^

Implemented as a site-map but the principal is the same.

http://www.williamtasso.com/components/sitemap.asp

That doesn't work whitout JS in Opera 7.2. (works with JS)

What I meaned, is if there is menu that works interactively when just CSS
is available, if browser is capable (Moz, Opera some other), when just JS
is used (NN4, other old), or if neither is available, degrades well?

<http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/menus/demo.html> has some of the
most advanced multi-level menus out there. Improve them if you consider
them inadequate.

Matthias

[Lauri Raittila]

In article <bk************@ID-16734.news.uni-berlin.de>, Matthias
Gutfeldt wrote:

That doesn't work whitout JS in Opera 7.2. (works with JS)

What I meaned, is if there is menu that works interactively when just CSS
is available, if browser is capable (Moz, Opera some other), when just JS
is used (NN4, other old), or if neither is available, degrades well?

<http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/menus/demo.html> has some of the
most advanced multi-level menus out there.
Well, they don't work on NN4. And I bet that they don't work on IE
either.
Improve them if you consider them inadequate.

I would if I could. But I don't know much JS, and don't think it is worth
effort to learn it, as I don't need such things...

It seems possible, so I thought that it might have been done.

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[William Tasso]

Lauri Raittila wrote:

In article <bk************@ID-139074.news.uni-berlin.de>, William
Tasso wrote:

Lauri Raittila wrote:

In article <3f********@news.enetis.net>, Zac Hester wrote:
Maggie wrote:
> Is there a way to create 3 level menu in CSS?

It might be helpful to know that both CSS and JavaScript are both
considered ancillary means of _enhancing_ a web page. ...

This raises the question if someone has made multi-level menu that
works when either CSS or JS is available, and degredes well?

^^^^^^ ^^

Implemented as a site-map but the principal is the same.

http://www.williamtasso.com/components/sitemap.asp

That doesn't work whitout JS in Opera 7.2. (works with JS)

really? what doesn't work? it works elsewhere without script - I'm still on
O7.11 - oh well.
What I meaned, is if there is menu that works interactively when just
CSS is available, if browser is capable (Moz, Opera some other), when
just JS is used (NN4, other old), or if neither is available,
degrades well?

You're gonna have to visualise that a bit more for me. I can't see what you
mean.

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[Lauri Raittila]

In article <bk************@ID-139074.news.uni-berlin.de>, William Tasso
wrote:

Lauri Raittila wrote:

In article <bk************@ID-139074.news.uni-berlin.de>, William
Tasso wrote:

http://www.williamtasso.com/components/sitemap.asp

That doesn't work whitout JS in Opera 7.2. (works with JS)

really? what doesn't work? it works elsewhere without script - I'm still on
O7.11 - oh well.

It doesn't work _same_ as with script. (sorry)

What I meaned, is if there is menu that works interactively when just
CSS is available, if browser is capable (Moz, Opera some other), when
just JS is used (NN4, other old), or if neither is available,
degrades well?

You're gonna have to visualise that a bit more for me. I can't see what you
mean.

Menu works if JS is disabled if browser is enaugh CSS capable, and if JS
is enabled it will also work on browsers that aren't CSS capable. Only if
browser has both JS and CSS disabled¹ it would degrade to plain list.

[1] or don't have such things at all

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[William Tasso]

Lauri Raittila wrote:

In article <bk************@ID-139074.news.uni-berlin.de>, William
Tasso wrote:

Lauri Raittila wrote:

In article <bk************@ID-139074.news.uni-berlin.de>, William
Tasso wrote: http://www.williamtasso.com/components/sitemap.asp

That doesn't work whitout JS in Opera 7.2. (works with JS)

really? what doesn't work? it works elsewhere without script - I'm
still on O7.11 - oh well.

It doesn't work _same_ as with script. (sorry)

doh - I see. np - of course it was never designed to work 'the same'.

What I meaned, is if there is menu that works interactively when
just CSS is available, if browser is capable (Moz, Opera some
other), when just JS is used (NN4, other old), or if neither is
available, degrades well?

You're gonna have to visualise that a bit more for me. I can't see
what you mean.

Menu works if JS is disabled if browser is enaugh CSS capable, and if
JS is enabled it will also work on browsers that aren't CSS capable.
Only if browser has both JS and CSS disabled¹ it would degrade to
plain list.

[1] or don't have such things at all

ok - you're gonna have to put up now and show me ;o)

I'll accept any modern browser/platform combo

Over to you.

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[Brian]

William Tasso wrote:

Implemented as a site-map but the principal is the same.

http://www.williamtasso.com/components/sitemap.asp

Nice. May I make a suggestion? Change the pointer on folder image
mouseover. It took me a bit of time to figure out that I could click
on them and expand the contents.

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[William Tasso]

Brian wrote:

William Tasso wrote:

Implemented as a site-map but the principal is the same.

http://www.williamtasso.com/components/sitemap.asp
Nice. May I make a suggestion?

Thanks, of course.
Change the pointer on folder image
mouseover. It took me a bit of time to figure out that I could click
on them and expand the contents.

was in the first version but was unreliable (due to completely poor client
script) so I X'd it rather than work out the fix.

ok - it's on the list.

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[William Tasso]

William Tasso wrote:

Brian wrote:

[ http://www.williamtasso.com/components/sitemap.asp ]

Change the pointer on folder image
mouseover. It took me a bit of time to figure out that I could click
on them and expand the contents.

was in the first version but was unreliable (due to completely poor
client script) so I X'd it rather than work out the fix.

nix - I'm asleep. tis already in place - well it works in Opera 7.11 and
MiSie6/sp1 (but not in Moz 1.3.1) when both script and css are enabled. Not
sure why Moz won't play nice, I would assume script normally but I noticed
during testing it doesn't understand {cursor:hand;} in any circumstance.

clues anyone?
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[Brian]

William Tasso wrote:

Brian wrote:
[ http://www.williamtasso.com/components/sitemap.asp ]

Change the pointer on folder image mouseover.

Not sure why Moz won't play nice, I would assume script normally
but I noticed during testing it doesn't understand {cursor:hand;}

That isn't in the spec.
clues anyone?

cursor: pointer; for indicating a link

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[William Tasso]

Brian wrote:

William Tasso wrote:

Brian wrote:
[ http://www.williamtasso.com/components/sitemap.asp ]

{cursor:hand;}

That isn't in the spec.

doh - I hate it when that happens
cursor: pointer; for indicating a link

Done - and tested ok in M/O/M

Thanks.

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