my menu background is tranparent, i would prefer it solid !
when the drop down menus appear, the print below (underneath) them is still visible, i dont know enough about this HTML business to know what to do, i just continue to admire all you clever people who create wonderful things like the Milonic menu keep up the good work and i'll try not to bother you too much more.
the address of my experimental site is at
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/tim.parsons/
any suggestions please
tim
background is tranparent, i would prefer it solid !
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Hi Tim,
That transparency should only be visible (or invisible, depending or your perspective ) in IE. It's caused by the following line in your menuStyle definition
More specifically, it's caused by the opacity setting in the Alpha() filter (making the menu 90% opaque). You have a few choices:
(1) Remove the entire overfilter=... line of code. This would also remove the fade in effect and the drop shadow.
(2) Set opacity=100. This would leave the Alpha() filter in, but essentially render it ineffective. Not the most efficient solution from a coding point of view, because why have code in there that does nothing?
(3) Remove Alpha(opacity=90); from the overfilter code. This would leave the fade in effect and the drop shadow intact. Probably what I would do.
Note that your code is missing a single quote, which I've inserted in the following bit that removes the Alpha() filter.
If you want to experiment with other filters, you can do so by going to
http://support.milonic.com/demos/filters/index.htm
Hope that helps,
Kevin
That transparency should only be visible (or invisible, depending or your perspective ) in IE. It's caused by the following line in your menuStyle definition
Code: Select all
overfilter="Fade(duration=0.2);Alpha(opacity=90);Shadow(color=#777777', Direction=135, Strength=3)";
(1) Remove the entire overfilter=... line of code. This would also remove the fade in effect and the drop shadow.
(2) Set opacity=100. This would leave the Alpha() filter in, but essentially render it ineffective. Not the most efficient solution from a coding point of view, because why have code in there that does nothing?
(3) Remove Alpha(opacity=90); from the overfilter code. This would leave the fade in effect and the drop shadow intact. Probably what I would do.
Note that your code is missing a single quote, which I've inserted in the following bit that removes the Alpha() filter.
Code: Select all
overfilter="Fade(duration=0.2);Shadow(color='#777777', Direction=135, Strength=3)";
http://support.milonic.com/demos/filters/index.htm
Hope that helps,
Kevin
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