Milonic JavaScript Menu

To answer your question, no, I probably can't help you with those, Andy and Co. would probably have to step in with these.

As for what I know, when my menus have been too long I've split them from the second to a third tier. I've never seen one that has the scroll bar like you ask but perhaps.

I ...

If by "floating" you mean to make it follow the page up and down when the user scrolls, it is possible and is in the menu style array. (the same addmenu function where you add you horizontal menu items.)

It's the eleventh element, right before the horizontal/vertical variable, and should be set to ...

Andy took care of the problem with the latest version of the menu (3.5.11). I do appreciate your taking a look at my issue though.

~ tim <><

Ignorance can sometimes be a virtue, don't worry about it.

With your image problem it's hard to say exactly what's going on without seeing that portion of your code. Whenever I have had the issue of the arrow images not showing up when I moved my files, it always turned out that I hadn't used a ...

I realize that the submenues work very well but I've tested it in multiple browsers and OS's and all of them had similar results.

With the link provided, try and position the menu items "News sites", "Webmaster", and "Downloads" over top of the "Testing Testing Testing" form item and the "Bigger ...

Here is a link showing what I'm having trouble with. I took the code from the forms example and made one change: made the menu follow the scroll.

You'll notice that the submenu's work fine but the "base" has some trouble with the drop down form element.

http://www.geocities.com/timothytcline/test ...

While the example explains the method to keep the form elements between the div tags below the drop down portion of the menu, this is not my problem. My submenus work very well with the form elements.

It fails to address the main part of the menu, I'll call it the base for lack of a better term, if ...

The site I'm developing is not live so I can't give a url as of yet, but hopefully this explanation will do.

I have a form on my page in a div tag labeled "contact." The drop down portion of the menu (v. 3.5.10) works like a champ appearing over the form elements seamlessly.

The "twist" comes when ...

I belive the problem is that, at least on the example page the poster has up, the copyright text is under the menu (change the text size to the largest size and you'll see the text.)

One way that I've kept my information from interfering with the menu is to make a table with a top cell that is the ...

I had the same thing happen, nice feature but not the look I was going for at the time. Open up the menu array js file that is appearing faded. look for a line that looks like this

effect2 = "Alpha( style=0,opacity=65)"

The effect name and the values may be different, but that is the file and ...

In the project I'm working on I have two copies of the site on my machine both a little different because they were prepared for different servers, and one on a shared drive for the customer to review. All of the pages have both a top and side menu, the top menu being consistant site-wide and the ...

In the project I'm working on I have two copies of the site on my machine both a little different because they were prepared for different servers, and one on a shared drive for the customer to review. All of the pages have both a top and side menu, the top menu being consistant site-wide and the ...

I was reading through the posts and saw yours. I made a post yesterday that dealt with this same topic. It is possible to include flash in the menu. Just as you would embed an object. Take the <object> and <embed> coding from the published flash content, take out all of the quotes and insert it at ...

I'm working on a contract right now that I chose the Milonic Menu for and they wanted a "flashy logo" and scrolling news. I found that Javascript when included in DHTML didn't work in all browsers but flash did, so I put the Flash inside the Milonic sidemenu. It didn't work initially but that was ...

Have you tried keeping the menu contained in a table? I haven't worked a lot with that but if you footer was below the table it *should* keep your menu off of your informaiton.

~ tim <><