Milonic JavaScript Menu

Hi, If you're placing the menu in a DIV tag, then you're going to have to remove the "left" attribute and set the menu for relative positioning. I assume that by placing it in a DIV, you want the menu to be relatively aligned to the rest of your page. I also suggest that you place the menu...

Sorry, but I can't access your sample page. It may be a firewall thing here at work. I'll try again when I get home. even if it is a model interpretation difference, shouldn't it be consistent in a given browser? No, not really. Unless there's a doctype declaration in your webpage, IE and FF will in...

Hi,

Do you have an example URL we can see? This sounds like a classic IE vs. FF "Box Model" interpretation difference. Do you have a DocType at the top of the page?

Hello, It helps if you have an example for us to look at :>) Just taking a guess, I would say that what you want is to set the ITEMWIDTH value so you can customize the width of each "button". It works the same as MENUWIDTH but it only affects the menu item, not the whole menu. Hope this he...

FF2.0 is final, Ruth, as is IE7 (as you probably know). John, My version of Firefox is 1.5.0.8, and when I go to Help-->Check for Updates, it tells me that no updates are available. Do I have to do a fresh download? The good thing about FF is that you can have different versions of it loaded on the...

Hi,

I'm not 100% certain, but I don't think there's a way to adjust the horizontal menu delay time. Like you, I'm just a user of the menu. I don't know the coding behind it and am not part of the Milonic team.

I hope I was of some assistance.

Viken K.

Hi, If I remember correctly, the OpenDelay parameter is only for vertical menus! So, if you have a horizontal menu, your sub menus will not be affected by the delay. Set the OpenDelay parameter in your Global menu properties and you will see the effects in the SECOND level menus (in your particular ...

Hi Pieter53,

It looks like the Toolips module has been changed. The default delay time used to be 300, if I remember correctly. Now the default is time 00.

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Pieter53, I downloaded your site and changed the tooltip delay time and it worked. See here: http://www.vikenk.com/test/a.html You can see that the Tooltip works on "Start" and on "Index" and does NOT prevent the Index submenu from appearing. This was your original problem, right...

Hello, See this message I placed on this forum not long ago: http://www.milonic.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8137 The tooltips have a couple of quirks. Try to delay the time of the tooltip so it appears a little late. Also, if you recently upgraded your menus, install the tooltips module again. Hope th...

You can assign a class to the Milonic Menu if you want. In your Stylesheet, you could include something like: .menu table { width: [insert desired width here]; text-align: center; margin: 0 auto; } Then, in your menu_data.js file, include this: offclass="menu"; onclass="menu"; Mi...

Hello, I'm jumping in late here. Ruth seems to have solved your problem. A quick glance at your code showme that you're only using a partial DocType at the top of your page. Using a partial DocType (without the URL) means that IE will *still* remain in "quirks" mode and not follow the stan...

Ruth, If you go to http://www.travelnursesnow.com, you can see that the submenu seems to be dropping down from the middle of the menu (as opposed to being right underneath the menu) and partially obscures the menu text. This seems to happen in Firefox only. In IE, the submenu opens up underneath the...

Hello Mario,

I think we're going to need more information to solve this one. It *may* have something to do with the itemwidth=100%, but we really need to see more. Can you give us a URL to see? The problem could be in the CSS file or in the HTML coding as well.

Can you post some more info?

With the DOCTYPE it has messed everything up.. but that is IE for you... Hi, Just as an FYI: I wouldn't avoid using the Doctype because it screwed things up. Using the doctype will actually increase cross-browser compatibility and greatly reduce problems with things not lining up in one browser vs ...

Sorry, nwilcox, but I just can't duplicate your problem. No matter how I manipulate it, I just can't get it to break out of the table. I go to http://www.hearthview.com and no matter how I resize the window, it just won't happen?! I've looked at your code and it all seems OK. This may be a stab in t...

That's weird, it doesn't do that for me. I use IE6 / Windows XP

See this screenshot, taken at 1024x768 resolution. See how small your window is. The menu is intact. Not sure why it still happens for you, though.

Hmmm...I'm not an expert, but I did a Google search and came up with this:

http://apptools.com/examples/tableheight.php

Maybe you can use it?

Hi, OK....I grabbed your code and played with it on my computer. I noticed that the menu coming out of the table was NOT a problem in Firefox, only in IE. I figured that it was a normal IE quirk. Internet explorer treats tables and div's slightly different from other browsers. Your webpage did not h...

Hi, I think part of the problem is the overfiler: overfilter="Fade(duration=0.2);Alpha(opacity=100);Shadow (color=#777777', Direction=135, Strength=5)"; Firefox does not support the shadow underneath the menu. Only IE supports the shadow. The shadow accounts for about 3-5 pixels, I think. ...