Milonic JavaScript Menu

Shared border.

Can you give an example? I have the menu on my site, use FP and have no problems. I just simply made a template page with the code in my header and start all new pages from the template.

Thanks. It worked, but something odd...it is using the bgcolor as the color, and the color as the bgcolor. Switching my colors solved it for now, but any idea why it's doing this?

I'm playing with it, and it doesn't seem to work on FP 2000, but kinda works on FP 2002 (XP).

You might have to go with the template idea.

I find some threads just get ignored completely for some odd reason. Not even a polite "sorry, I don't know, but maybe someone will come along..."

So, please, won't someone try:

http://www.milonic.co.uk/menu/forum/vie ... php?t=2027

Thank you.

Why do you need a complete different script? Why not just create & name different "styles" for each menu, and call the style you want for that particular submenu?

,"Home","show-menu=Home","http://www.allenpagina.com",,0 Well, you see, you told it to "show-menu=Home" ;) The line should read: ,"Home","http://www.allenpagina.com",,,0 And you made a submenu for it, but you said you didn't want a submenu...

Well, personally, I create a template page with the script in the header and start all new pages from the template. I think another alternative is to activate a shared top border on all your pages, and edit the top.htm html with the script in the BODY section, not head. (FP automatically strips out ...

I take it then it's not available in this version?!

This is a Front Page problem. Front page will strip out anything you put in manually in the head section of the shared borders when it adds the html to the page to make the final product.

Try putting the code in the body section of the top.htm file instead. I tested it, and it worked for me.

On the Milonic home page the left side menu has category headers for the different section of links. They have different background colors, etc, in the cells.

Now, I can view source to see how it's done in 3, but I've seen no examples of code for this in 4.

Anyone know how to do this?