Milonic JavaScript Menu

Will the beta opacity make it in a future release?

Any news about the opacity for Mozilla, Firefox and Netscape?

Solved...

Andy wrote:Hi,

This bug has been fixed in the new version.

Currently this is version 5.31b but will soon become version 5.32 once testing has been completed.

Cheers
Andy

Hmz, then I probably had version 5.31a

Thanks, I'll try tonight

It would be great if this could be implemented in a future release!

I wish it could be included. THe problem is the lack of support for opacity in Konquerer and Opera.

However, opacity is a standard property in CSS3. As these browsers start to support CSS3 it should be possible.

Cheers
Andy
Ok ...

After updating to 5.3x one url in a submenu is not working anymore.

look at http://home.planet.nl/~swets021
Click 'Persoonlijk' (personal)
In the submenu click 'Saskia'
In the next submenu try to click 'Saskia'

This is not working, it does not open the new page. With older versions it did. And if ...

Norton (and all other security software) sucks.

Why? Well, it's save indeed, but end-users have no clue what the software is doing.

I'm a technical manager for one of the bigger european companies which manufacter routers for home use. And one of the big issues is the fact the firewall software ...

Unfortunately this bug still exists.

When doing a relative positioning, placing the data of the main menu inside the HTML it's not possible to put a direct URL in the main menu.
More precise, it will open in a new window (and not in a target when using frames) en the status text does not show.
The ...

Hi,

I thought I'd dig the code out from the vault that I was working on years ago.

The reason I stopped developing this was because it seemed a little too slow on the lesser browsers and on lesser machines.

This post revitalized the quest so I've built the old code in to the new menu and it ...

However, applying an opacity setting in an alpha() filter, as used in the overfilter or outfilter milonic properties, will only work in IE5.5+ (on Windows), because these filters rely on DirectX technology to render their effect (DirectX being a Microsoft technology).

Cheers,

Kevin
OK, that's ...

Aha, it's a shame, but nothing to do about it....

http://milonic.com/menusample9.php

So, in a table or div.

Pushy, pushy :P Ok, that can be applied to images like so <IMG style="-moz-opacity:0.5" src="test.gif"> However, I have no clue how you would apply that to the background image of the menu. There may be another way to do it, but only if I can see what you want, so do you have a test page with the ...

Actually, the menu does allow you to apply the moz-opacity, and also opacity to cover the safari. It's applied through off/on class. You will have to check it and make sure you have the look you want in the final result. . I did check the on/off class for it and it and it does work but details are ...

I understand, but why is only filter:alpha(opacity=xx); supported in the menu style, and not the mozilla equivalent?
I think Andy is doing a fantastic job of supporting as many browsers as he does, but it's virtually impossible to cover them all. There are too many browsers, too many still in beta ...

You can set opacity by creating a class in the style sheet, i.e.


.opaque {
opacity: .5;
filter: alpha(opacity=50);
-moz-opacity: .5;
}

the first is I believe for Safari, the second is ie and the last is of course mozilla.

alpha(opacity) is proprietary to IE, moz-opacity is a take off on ...

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<!--
if(ns4)_d.write("<scr"+"ipt language=JavaScript src=mmenuns4.js><\/scr"+"ipt>");
else _d.write("<scr"+"ipt language=JavaScript src=mmenudom.js><\/scr"+"ipt>");
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</script>

Just add the 'comment' tags.
My site is XHTML 1.1 strict validated with this code ...

Maz wrote:Not because it an MS IE feature only.

maz

-moz-opacity:0.8

Will opacity be supported for gecko based browsers (NS, Moz, FF) in the future?

And if so, when.
If not...why not?

The problem is (almost) solved. I redesigned the site to an overflow div instead of an iframe.

This because of XHTML1.1 compatibility