is there a problem with css

[bastardx]

Hi
Have a look at this cool menu
http://www.gosu.pl/demo/mygosumenu/1.1/example1.html (btw and other stuff
http://www.gosu.pl)
I want to make menu with two rows of buttons
ietm1 item2 item3 item4
item5 item6 item7 item8
I addedd second row in table but submenu from top row shows under bottom row
of mainmenu.
http://serwer.evo.pl/css/drop.html
I contacted the author and he said - "You can change that with
example1.css" but how?
I am not a guru of css but try lot of options but still no success.

[kchayka]

bastardx wrote:

Have a look at this cool menu
http://www.gosu.pl/demo/mygosumenu/1.1/example1.html
FYI, "cool" is in the eye of the beholder.
I want to make menu with two rows of buttons
http://serwer.evo.pl/css/drop.html
but how?

First, *never* use the "save" function in WinIE to make your starting
files. IE mutilates the HTML and CSS code so it ends up looking little
like the original. Do View Source on the gosu.pl HTML and CSS files, and
save those. Your starting code will be *much* cleaner and easier to work
with.

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[bastardx]

Have a look at this cool menu
http://www.gosu.pl/demo/mygosumenu/1.1/example1.html

FYI, "cool" is in the eye of the beholder.

Is this realy bother you ? :)

I want to make menu with two rows of buttons
http://serwer.evo.pl/css/drop.html
but how?

First, *never* use the "save" function in WinIE to make your starting
files.

It is just simple example what I am talking about.
FYI: I dont use save in IE to use code in production enviroment
Anyway thanks for your answer.

[Darin McGrew]

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bastardx <ba******@S-P-A-Mop.pl> wrote:

Have a look at this cool menu
http://www.gosu.pl/demo/mygosumenu/1.1/example1.html

kchayka <us****@c-net.us> wrote: FYI, "cool" is in the eye of the beholder.

bastardx <ba******@S-P-A-Mop.pl> wrote: Is this realy bother you ? :)

Try using the "cool" menu when JavaScript is disabled/unavailable.

Avoid href="javascript:void(0)" and the like:
http://jibbering.com/faq/#FAQ4_24

There are reasons simply to avoid drop-down menus:
http://www.useit.com/alertbox/20001112.html

But if you're going to use them, then make sure that at least the basic
navigation works for everyone. For an example, see
http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/menus/demo.html
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[bastardx]

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There are reasons simply to avoid drop-down menus:
http://www.useit.com/alertbox/20001112.html

"cool" answer but..

there are always reason for and against but this is not a question
I just ask about showing submenu nothing more.

[kchayka]

bastardx wrote:

kchayka wrote:

bastardx wrote:

http://serwer.evo.pl/css/drop.html

First, *never* use the "save" function in WinIE to make your starting
files.

It is just simple example what I am talking about.

It is also just a simple fact that the example you posted has pretty
awful code. I doubt anybody qualified to help you would want to touch it
in its current condition.

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[Michael Winter]

Darin McGrew wrote:

[snip]

There are reasons simply to avoid drop-down menus:
http://www.useit.com/alertbox/20001112.html

The article you cite there refers to a different type of "drop-down"
menu. Nielsen is discussing the use of SELECT elements as overused UI
widgets, not CSS-driven menus. I don't think Jakob has, as yet,
commented on the use of the latter.

[snip]

Mike

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[kchayka]

Michael Winter wrote:

Darin McGrew wrote:

There are reasons simply to avoid drop-down menus:
http://www.useit.com/alertbox/20001112.html

The article you cite there refers to a different type of "drop-down"
menu. Nielsen is discussing the use of SELECT elements as overused UI
widgets, not CSS-driven menus.

Hmmm... all you have to do is _use_ a DHTML menu to know they are
trouble, especially if you're not very adept with a mouse, like me.
Submenus that pop-out to the side can be particularly frustrating.

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[bastardx]

It is just simple example what I am talking about.

It is also just a simple fact that the example you posted has pretty
awful code. I doubt anybody qualified to help you would want to touch it
in its current condition.

It is also just simple fact that you have too much spare time :)
If you cant help why you answer.
My code is not important becaues I posted link to orginal source.
Anyway thanks for your answer :)

[Lauri Raittila]

in comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets, bastardx wrote:

It is also just simple fact that you have too much spare time :)
Yes, as he bothered to tell you about how your code sucks. I usually just
ignore such code, and quite often people that send such code.

If you didn't already know, people that have too much spare time are
usuallyt not the people that ca do stuff...
If you cant help why you answer.
If you can't ask question, did you?
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
My code is not important becaues I posted link to orginal source.
Then why did you post it?
Anyway thanks for your answer :)

Learn to quote also.

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