I am having trouble with the sub menu being hidden behind a javascript item. I have searched this forum and realize that the answer is probably here, but just beyond my skill level.
Now having whined and explained that I am just beyond beginner status, would someone PLEASE take a look at this page (currently hidden on our server until I get it finished) and tell me exactly what I need to do to fix this.
Many many thanks!
http://users.dcr.net/~bcc/jindex.htm
Javascript item hiding submenu
- trytrix
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Hi,
Is this a joke ?
Everything works as it should !!
Cheers,
Trytrix
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Is this a joke ?
Everything works as it should !!
Cheers,
Trytrix
( Ht me at http://www.ransbecca.be )
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[quote="trytrix"]
Is this a joke ?
Everything works as it should !!
Cheers,
Trytrix
No, it's really not a joke. One of my drop downs, the one labeled "About Bcc" has it's last item hidden partially by the javascript item that is the slide show. I guess it could be affected by the viewer's screen resolution. But, I was seriously asking for advice.
Is this a joke ?
Everything works as it should !!
Cheers,
Trytrix
No, it's really not a joke. One of my drop downs, the one labeled "About Bcc" has it's last item hidden partially by the javascript item that is the slide show. I guess it could be affected by the viewer's screen resolution. But, I was seriously asking for advice.
- trytrix
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Hi Jwilk,
All right I see ..
Tested it in 800x600 resolution
It's definitely affected by the viewer's screen resolution.
Iet's an applet you are using there.
Try adjusting the width and height or insert a few <BR> tags before !!
Or .. set the menu screen positon to right !!
Cheers,
Trytrix
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All right I see ..
Tested it in 800x600 resolution
It's definitely affected by the viewer's screen resolution.
Iet's an applet you are using there.
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<applet width="232" height="250" code="fadeshow.class">
...
</applet>
Or ..
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"right", // Screen Position - here you can use "center;left;right;middle;top;bottom" or a combination of "center:middle"
Cheers,
Trytrix
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You're Never Fully Dressed Without A Smile !
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Javascript item hiding
Thanks for your suggestions. I was hoping for a way to make the menu appear on top of the javascript item. Moving the slide show, or changing it's size is really not an option, or more specifically, those changes would have to be too major to allow viewing of the slide show.
Thanks anyway!
Thanks anyway!
I suppose you could try taking the form-hiding approach. Place your <APPLET> block in a <DIV>. Giv the DIV an ID, and have the appropriate menus hide that DIV when they drop. I have no idea if it'll work, but it's at least worth a shot.
Also, I have no idea if you can apply a css class to an applet (never tried), but you might investigate the possibility of creating a class to apply that would decrease the z-index, so that the applet occupies a layer behind the menu. Again, don't know if it's possible, but it's worth lookin into.
Good luck,
Kevin
Also, I have no idea if you can apply a css class to an applet (never tried), but you might investigate the possibility of creating a class to apply that would decrease the z-index, so that the applet occupies a layer behind the menu. Again, don't know if it's possible, but it's worth lookin into.
Good luck,
Kevin