Ok smart guys......Version 2.1 has a problem

[Richard]

www.somestuff.batcave.net/

In playing around with a layout design, an interesting thing happens in
firefox.
While in IE the layout shows nearly correct.

So what's the problem smart boys?

100% true validation!

 

[Richard]

www.somestuff.batcave.net/

In playing around with a layout design, an interesting thing happens in
firefox.
While in IE the layout shows nearly correct.

So what's the problem smart boys?

100% true validation!

A little tweaking got that problem solved.

 

[Nico Schuyt]

A little tweaking got that problem solved.

It needs some more tweaking I think:
- Horizontal scrollbar (IE6, Opera7, ...)
- The menu is shown expanded when opening (IE6, ...)

 

[Michael Winter]

Nico Schuyt wrote:

[snip]

- The menu is shown expanded when opening (IE6, ...)

And it should stay that way. Yes it could be hidden initially with
CSS, but how would a person without the necessary scripting support
see the menu without disabling said styling?

At best, a SCRIPT element could be added just below the menu,
fixing-up the menu at the earlier possible moment rather than waiting
until the document has loaded. The downside to that is the integration
of content and behaviour.

Mike

 

[Richard]

Richard wrote:

It needs some more tweaking I think:
- Horizontal scrollbar (IE6, Opera7, ...)
- The menu is shown expanded when opening (IE6, ...)

Corrected the horizontal bar. At least you won't see one at 1000px and
above.
www.4thorder.us
Complain to Michael Falatine for the way the menu script behaves on opening.
I believe that's due to the fact that JS won't run until the page has fully
loaded.
Maybe once I get it changed over to php, that will be different.

 

[Nico Schuyt]

Nico Schuyt wrote:
www.somestuff.batcave.net/
[snip]

- The menu is shown expanded when opening (IE6, ...)

And it should stay that way. Yes it could be hidden initially with
CSS, but how would a person without the necessary scripting support
see the menu without disabling said styling?

I thought the same technique was applied as in
http://www.gazingus.org/html/menuExpandable.html , but it's a js-menu :-(