Milonic JavaScript Menu

Hi,

Yeah, that looks better to my eye. There is 2px of off-white now, but no visual gap. The picture underneath is white, so it's hard to tell, but I think I'm just seeing the two white borders ajoining each other.

IE doesn't seem to have changed, but that's probably less important to you and may ...

Hi,

The menu on both examples looks fine. I was talking about the third level flyout. There is a 2 px or so gap between it and the previous menu. Intentional?

I think it exists between the first and second level as well, but it occurs over the white line that separates the page, so it isn't ...

Hi, looks ok in Safari 1.2.4 on Mac OS 10.3.7

The flyouts work ok, visually they are about two pixels off, but it's not too noticeable.

IE 5.2 looks about the same.

Thanks again, I'll check those posts out. They look like they might solve a NN4 page loading problem I've been having too!

Hi, thanks for the input. I'm afraid I didn't explain it well enough. I've got some mouseovers that aren't really part of the menu, so I added my own mouseover code. It seemed silly to have two different mouseover functions. I thought I might as well use the Milonic one, even though it wasn't for a ...

Hi, I'm wondering if I can tap into the mouseover code and the code that checks what page is currently loaded and use them for other parts of my page.

1. Aside from the menus, I have a side nav section that I'd like to have automatically change the oncolor the way the menus do.

2. It seems like ...