Milonic JavaScript Menu

Can you point me to an example of how to use the rawcss parameter? I'm familiar with CSS, but don't know how adding CSS properties will affect the menu.

Thanks for your help.

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jhherring@yahoo.com

Thanks to the input of people like Ruth and John and Maz, it looks like 99.9999% of my problems with the menu and Mac/IE 5.x are now resolved. The big presentation (to 350 people!) was yesterday, and it went like a charm, with lots of positive feedback.

I'm not sure whether it was adding the ...

Ruth writes:

-- I don't know what you mean by any of the other Milonic
-- menus. There's only one. If you mean the various samples,
-- you are entitled to use any and all if you want, there would
-- only be one set of the 3 menu program files [milonic_src.js,
-- mmenudom.js, mmenuns4.js] So, you ...

Ruth writes:

-- One thing I forgot to say, it shouldn't make a difference but it
-- may in this IE for mac browser because of the way it reads
-- position from the table rather than from the browser window,
-- so, even though you have them set to zero, I would remove
-- the top=; left=; since the ...

Maz writes:

-- As much as I love macs, maybe Microsoft school grants
-- could help ... since their mac ie is now obsolete you need
-- upgrading

Hey, I don't DISlike Macs per se. Hell, a long time ago (System 7.something), in a galaxy far, far away, I was considered a Mac guru. But certain economic ...

John wrote:

-- IE/Mac, as you are probably aware, is no longer supported
-- or developed by M$. It is a dead product.

Oh, I'm aware of it. I'm also aware that there is this huge legacy of Macs out there (at least where I'm working) that are stuck at IE 5.x because of Microsoft's decision, and many ...

My new Milonic menus are wonderful in every way, and management is delighted with them, EXCEPT when looking at them using Mac/IE 5.x -- the menus really don't behave nearly as well as they do in most other browsers/platforms. The menus can appear in unexpected places and they can take f-o-r-e-v-e-r ...

OK, here's the most up-to-date code I've got.

http://www.johnherring.net/cypressbay/m ... t-002.html


Everything looks great, thanks to your help, but I still wonder about the stuff I mentioned in my last post -- there NO drawMenus(); statement in the menu_data.js file (only in the HTML file), and ...

That was it!

You're right, of course. Everything you suggest leads me to what looks like the right solution. It's nothing short of amazing how well it seems to work! (I can't see the menus at all using Win/NN4.07 or Win/NN4.77, but that may be something I can live with.)

By the way, you mention ...

(a) Thank you very much for your reply.

(b) I'm sure you're on to something, but I still can't quite get it. You can now take a look at it yourself, if you'd be so kind:

http://www.johnherring.net/cypressbay/m ... t-001.html

Take a look at the source for the HTML file -- I commented out the table ...

I don't yet have the example code posted anywhere, and hope that I don't need to, just to answer something that's no doubt very very simple. I also know that this has been tackled before, many times, and I did read the FAQs, so at least I'm trying!

Anyway, placing the menu inside a table cell with ...