Milonic JavaScript Menu

Unfortunately, no. We're working on an intranet and don't have access to post to an external site.

Ruth and Maz:

Thanks for your input.

I tried what you suggested and while it corrected the problem with the subimage, I don't seem to be able to control the font attributes any longer.

At first, I thought that I might need to move everything from inside the menu_data.js file to the stylesheet ...

I'm updating from version 5.20a to 5.49 and I'm having a problem with the border-top and border-bottom not appearing around the subimage. It appears that the style is not being applied to the cell containing the subimage.

This is on an intranet so I cannot post a URL sample.

My menu style looks ...

Apologies to all. I tracked the problem back to the addition of an image to my style. I must not have noticed that the menu didn't wrap after that.

I'm assuming that with an image present, the text cannot wrap?

Thanks for your help.

Unfortunately, this is on an internal test system (behind firewall). Is there some additional information that I can post which would help you diagnose this problem?

Thanks.

I just downloaded the latest version of the menu today. Using my previous menu_data.js (from version 5.05), I reviewed the impact to my menus and noticed that the itemwidth property did not appear to be adjusting the width of the menu item.

The code in question is as follows:

with(milonic=new ...

I recently encountered a issue with a user performing a CTRL-F on a page. The find results appeared to be successful, although no word was highlighted on the page. The user was finding the search word in the menu text.

Searching this forum, I found this unresolved posting and wondered if there was ...

That was it. Thanks much for the quick assistance.

The menu is horizontal. Sorry that I can't post a URL since the site is behind the firewall.

The style parameters are as follows:

with(menuStyle=new mm_style()){
onbgcolor="#cccccc";
oncolor="#000000";
offbgcolor="#dbddde";
offcolor="#4f5050";
bordercolor="#4f5050";
borderstyle="solid ...

I have the separatorheight parameter set to 1 and it renders fine on IE. However on Mozilla 1.6 and Safari 1.2, the separatorheight renders as 2px.

Any suggestions on how to correct this problem?