Milonic JavaScript Menu

Whoops, didn't send up the version of the menu without the ie effects. I chopped those out of menu_data2.js and the flickering looks worse, if that makes any sense. That was the first thing I tried when I Was trying to fix this...don't need the ie effects. I changed the test bed at saltcom.net to in...

http://www.saltcom.net/test/default.htm is the test site. It doesn't flicker as badly as it does with "real" pdf files but you still see it at the top. Click "Load PDF" to load the test pdf and scroll around through the submenus. Then, load the default test page again by clickin...

Hi Andy, Unfortunately this is an intranet site behind a firewall. hmm...if I can find time today, I'll try to copy the relevant parts of the site to my public site. I'll post back here when I get it done. Thanks. Steve Hi, Do you have a URL that we can see? I know we can probably set up a demo ours...

Greetings, I have a site with an iframe located below the header which contains the Milonic menu. The menu loads content into the iframe, including PDF files. I chose Milonic because it had the capability to display on top of a PDF, quite a feat considering no other menus I've seen will do that! How...

. If you're talking about changing a menu property, I have a function for that too, but I don't think I've ever posted it in the forums. If you're interested, give a holler. Cheers, Kevin *waves* I"m interested! My main menu is defined as: with(milonic=new menuname("Main Menu")){ sty...

Hi, ...Note: I also have this wrapped in a <div> which is probably my problem. How to work around it? You're probably correct that this is likely to be at least part of the problem. How you might work around it depends on why you put it in a <div>. Why? Because I am positioning my layout dynamicall...

I am having a problem with the placement of the submenus that appear when a mouseover event occurs on a main menu item. This is an intranet site so I can't post the url. The submenus appear a couple of inches down from the main menus. What value determines where the submenus appear below the main le...

John wrote:Glad to hear you figured it out on your own. Good feeling, yes?

Yes, sure is. I probably should have kept trying before posting but I was at wit's end...or close to it. What a great menu, how long has it been around and how come I never encountered it before?

Nevermind, figured it out. I had a padding property of 5 which caused the malfunction. Actually, not a malfunction, the script did what I was telling it to do. I changed padding in the menu style to 2 and it looks most excellent now.

I never did get the dropshadow working that I posted about yesterday. Giving a plain white or black background, changing shadow colors, did not make a difference. However, that is trivial, I don't necessarily want to rely on the IE filters for effects. I am playing with item images for the top level...

Hi, thanks for the prompt response! Ok, I have this now: with(mainmenu=new mm_style()){ high3dcolor="#ffffff"; low3dcolor="#000000"; onbgcolor="transparent"; oncolor="red"; offbgcolor="transparent"; offcolor="#ffffff"; padding=10; fontsize=...

I am new with Milonic menus but I've tried to search through the forums for everything applicable. I still can't quite figure out how to make my main menu titles "3d" or "drop shadowed" or "gradient". Note, I just want the top level menu title to be this way, I have ano...