Milonic JavaScript Menu

Thanks Andy,

During my initial testing all looks well. I'll let you know if the issue pops up when we test it more rigorously.

Bill

There's nothing in my CSS that calls overflow.

Thanks John, I'll keep my eyes peeled for a solution.

John,

I stripped down a page to just bare bones to see if I could replicate the problem, and I was able to. You may view the page here:

http://www.archcapgroup.com/menutest/

I was able to fix the problem from occurring when I remove the image/logo from above the menu. I can't explain it, but ...

Hi John,

One problem, my site isn't strictly HTML based, it's mingled with ASP.NET 2.0, so the pages are .aspx. Any recommendations?

Thanks,
Bill

John,

My company just purchased the newest version of the menu, so we're using 5.796. Please let me know if you need our order # or customer ID. Let me better explain the problem.

It's not just on page load, the disappearance of the arrows is random, if you refresh the page 10 times sometimes it ...

While viewing my website today I noticed something quite odd. The image "arrow.gif" which I use to display if there's a submenu all of sudden stopped working. The submenu would come up on mouse over, but my arrow was missing. On a page refresh the arrow returned and now I can't get the problem to ...

Thanks Andy,

This seem to do the trick. One question, is there a way to use this fix with swfobject.js? One of this nice things with swfobject is it allows you to specify alternative code to show if flash isn't enabled. Is there a way to do that with this fix? I didn't notice anything in the ...

I'm using menu version 5.785. It works perfectly in FireFox 1,2 and IE. But with the release of FireFox 3 the menu is being overlayed by a flash object.

http://www.archinsurance.com/default.aspx

I'm viewing the menu on a Windows XP machine.

Any help regarding this would be most appreciated.

Thanks for your replies Ruth, I appreciate it.

Instead of doing two separate menu_data.js files I wrote a little function with the menu_data.js to see if the page was the homepage or not.

// change this var depending on the environment
var pagenamecount = document.location.href.lastIndexOf('/');
var pagename = document.location.href.substring ...

I noticed that the code to create a drop shadow for a menu doesn't work in FireFox. Here is my code:

Shadow(color='#777777', Direction=135, Strength=5)

Is there anyways to add a shadow in a non IE browser?

Anyone know of any possible solutions?

I'm looking to change the menu's background color depending on the page the user is on. For instance on the homepage I want the menu bg to be white, on secondary pages I want the menu to be black.

Is there an easier way to achieve this than by having two separate menu_data.js files?