Anyone:
As a non-js programmer (but incorporater of js code into my perl/php/html
sites) I am attempting to create vertical self expanding menu (when the
user cursors over a selection it will popup an additional set of selections
if there are any).
All my searching has brought me to a free version from www.gurtom.com,
especially their demo2 menu. By deciphering their code I've been able to
adjust the content, sizing, relative positioning within itself, colors,
actions, etc. But, one thing I CANNOT seem to overcome is the fact that it
is position is ABSOLUTE. As a result this does NOT function well within a
multi-box site design.
I was hoping someone was either familiar with this set of menu code
sufficiently enough to render it "relatively" positioned, OR be willing to
take a look at it (as a challenge) in an attempt to make it relatively
positioned.
Looking through the .js code I've found where it outputs "position:
absolute;" and changed that to "relative" but then the menu seems to fall
apart all over the screen.
If anyone is interested or willing, please take a look or respond and I
suppose I can even provide a sample of this code (along with the proper
heading disclosures, of course).
It seems to function quite well and very fast. But position is the BIG
issue.
Comments please?
Thanks,
bobmct
